Doctors who were involved in the care of Anna Nicole Smith have been served with search warrants.

One of the doctors, Dr. Sandeep Kapoor, has apparently already been under investigation by the state medical board.

The other physician, Dr. Khristine Eroshevich, a psychiatrist, had prescribed all of the drugs found in Smith's Florida hotel room after her death. The Good Doctor's lawyer, Gary Lincenberg, acknowledges that a search warrant had been executed "into the question of whether or not prescriptions were in accordance with California law." He then added, "This has nothing to do with whether or not (she) in any way contributed to" Smith's death.

So the cocktail of eleven powerful sedatives, anti-anxiety drugs, muscle relaxants, anti-seizure drugs, diuretics and antibiotics prescribed for Smith by the Good Doctor in the five weeks before she died are irrelevant then.

Reuters/Nielsen