Cameron Douglas` son sentencing on drug-dealing charges to be made public

New York: Actor Michael Douglas’ son Cameron will not be sentenced privately.

A judge has ruled that a plea for leniency from his father, Michael Douglas, must be made public, too. Douglas`` lawyers were trying to close the drug-dealing deejay``s April 20 sentencing. However, media organizations were against it. And now, Manhattan Federal Judge Richard Berman is keeping the courtroom open, reports a news daily. Douglas pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute crystal meth— a charge that carries a minimum 10-year sentence. His famous relatives - including grandpa Kirk Douglas and stepmom Catherine Zeta-Jones – are saying that he deserves drug rehab, not jail. Michael also sent the judge a letter, which was not released. But now it will be made public. ANI