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I don ' t know whether Inc was guiltt) or innocent butjustice was served, there was reasonable doubt. -Xcizu (juluma, midlaw I don ' t want to be a criminal lawyer. — (jina ]j)ono, midlaw It malccs me not want to be a prosecutcr. - £)rian Gorove , freshlaw [ licu should rcthinlc cameras in the courtroom. - Monica Jacobs, freshlaw Pbcrc was reasonable doubt, tbe outcome was correct, but OJ- 5i ipson isd tbe money to get lawyers wbo could create tbe reasonable doubt.. - Marie Lear, fresblaw 10 -O.J. Trial
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« oung ? s reading Jie,Bill! larked fc srtottlieLu d Lecturer iffld former ■- 1 iinNiip :on told the could do lo insibility for ' f different t down and ; to have the iod frankly - line to listen and an open ' DustinHarp ffflfJ. ' r i c t u r e Y o u r 5 e See more on pg.l24 Picture Yourself
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Throughout the law school and jround the world people glued their faces to the TV set on Oct. 3, 1995 at 11:59 a.m. anxiously awaiting the answer to the year long question, Did OJ do it ? The mystery started when OJ ' s ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend Ronald Goldman were brutally stabbed to death on June 12, 1994. For Los Angeles police the who- dunit part didn ' t last very long. Five days after the murders, police arrested Simpson at his home following a 60- mile, low-speed car chase on a Southern California Freeway. The story had all of the ingredients of a good mystery: a bloody glove, a mystery envelope, wacky witness Kato Kaelin, racist detective Mark Fuhrman, a loveable Judge Ito, sly Johnny Cochran and faceless jury. The trial became a part of everyday life for near- OJ - T ial of the C enturt)? ly 16 months. Opinions abounded and tabloids rejoiced. Then at noon on Oct. 3, 1995, America gasped for air as she turned to the last page of the book. NOT GUILTY. Reality punched us in the face. Reactions were diverse, the nation was torn between celebration and dis- appointment, two people were brutally murdered, and a lengthy trial ended with the last page missing. So now what? We close the book, fill the end- ing with our opinions and let it gather dust on our collective bookshelf. - Bahareh Poursepanj Phc case brought a lot of attention to Kow the justice sustcm worlcs. — Penxj ) iampton, senior (Photob by ]ohu Foxivorth) OJ. Trial -11
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