The Juice is almost loose: O.J. Simpson parole hearing

[rhino]

OJ = innocent is funny!

 

[spec4]

Chris Darden, a prosecutor working with Marcia Clark, wrote a book about this. I forget the name of it, but after reading it I had no question OJ was guilty. For the record, Chris Darden is black.

 

[HoughMade]

Chris Darden, a prosecutor working with Marcia Clark, wrote a book about this. I forget the name of it, but after reading it I had no question OJ was guilty. For the record, Chris Darden is black.

And has been a criminal defense attorney since shortly after the OJ case was tried.

 

[rhino]

And has been a criminal defense attorney since shortly after the OJ case was tried.

That was a good move. He got to see true masters of the craft in action and learned by getting beat by them.

Maybe someday he'll be mentioned among the likes of Johnny Cochran, Gerry Spence, Kirk Freeman, Esq, F lee Bailey, and Alan Dershowitz.

 

[HoughMade]

That was a good move. He got to see true masters of the craft in action and learned by getting beat by them.

Maybe someday he'll be mentioned among the likes of Johnny Cochran, Gerry Spence, Kirk Freeman, Esq, F lee Bailey, and Alan Dershowitz.

I hear that Darden started asking questions and then some deputies took him to a bathroom to see what kind of package he was packing....so he's well on his way to emulating one of that august group.

 

[rhino]

I hear that Darden started asking questions and then some deputies took him to a bathroom to see what kind of package he was packing....so he's well on his way to emulating one of that august group.

What you did there . . .

 

[Kutnupe14]

I watched oj : made in America
Oj did it, obviously, and the jurors only exonerated him in retaliation for Rodney king (specifically 3 of them said so). Robert Shapiro went on to interview the day after acquittal with Diane sawyer to say he felt indifferent to Johnnie Cochran 'S use of Hitler and the Nazis (describing lapd) in his closing.
Imho oj was,never on trial...it was the lapd 'S previous 2 or 3 yrs of behavior (prior to the trial) that were put under the microscope

Frequent Hannity guest, Mark Furman (what a surprise!), seemed to make (at the time) LAPDs bad actions, a little more "current." It's hard to get convictions when one of your investigators is a liar and racist. I believe the Nazi reference was pointed directly at Furman (and not the LAPD), and completely valid.

 

[T.Lex]

Having Nathan Lane play F. Lee [strike]Buckingham[/strike] Bailey was pure genius.

 

[1911ly]

TBH, I seriously doubt that "he" murdered her. I can easily believe he paid to have it done. The dip sh*t detective Fuhrman blew any chance at getting any kind of conviction for murder or accessory to murder. I was amaze when he was found guilty at the civil trial.

That case was proof that with enough money you can get you out of anything.

Kut nailed it when he called him scum.

 

[Benp]

The investigation and how things were handled is what really stands out in the case. Also, he is an abuser of women, so I don't have sympathy for the guy.

 

[T.Lex]

Yeah, to find silver linings in the OJ criminal trial, it pushed many jurisdictions to become more professional in how crime scenes were processed and how investigations were conducted. It reflects a time-marker between old-school and new-school chain of custody, etc. Sure, not all jurisdictions crossed over right away, and some were adopting new procedures anyway, but it was a horror story writ large.

I like how Barry Scheck was portrayed in the Netflix show. He really was on the bleeding edge (pardon the terrible pun) of the technology and the law.

 

[HoughMade]

Yeah, to find silver linings in the OJ criminal trial, it pushed many jurisdictions to become more professional in how crime scenes were processed and how investigations were conducted. It reflects a time-marker between old-school and new-school chain of custody, etc. Sure, not all jurisdictions crossed over right away, and some were adopting new procedures anyway, but it was a horror story writ large.

I like how Barry Scheck was portrayed in the Netflix show. He really was on the bleeding edge (pardon the terrible pun) of the technology and the law.

Listening to Barry Scheck's cross examines of the lab personnel nearly convinced me to ditch the law school thing and head back to Grand Rapids and the fast-paced world of used car sales.

 

[Tyler-The-Piker]

Barry Scheck is very smart yet when asked if he thought oj did it, he was at a loss for words lol.

And Mark Fuhrman? Where to begin ugh. Pre- oj he had sent a letter to his superiors stating he was so disenfranchised by "the blacks and mexicans" on his beat that he was about to start "killing them".
Yikes

 

[Robert Richardson]

'' If the gloves don't fit, you must acquit ''

 

[1911ly]

I am watching the hearing. I am not seeing him being sorry for much of anything. Or taking responsibility for his actions.

 

[1911ly]

Parole granted.

 

[ArcadiaGP]

Seems like a fair outcome.

 

[1911ly]

For that crime, yeah.

I doubt he will keep out of trouble. I would not be surprised if he screws his parole up. Time will tell.

 

[T.Lex]

Now he'll be able to get back to finding the real killers.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

It's been so long since all that original case transpired, I really have forgotten a lot of the details. I remember at the time thinking he was guilty as sin but when those idiots made him try on those gloves, I knew he was going to get away with it. It still simply amazes me that people like him, who have been blessed with so many earthly, material things, and wealth can blow it so badly.