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I'm agreeing only with the sentiment that he needs to finally face justice. Not only is he clearly
guilty in this latest cut and dried case but I still believe he got away with murder long ago and I
also still can't fathom how he could lose that wrongful death lawsuit and somehow keep lots of money
and things of value out of the hands of those who won in that case.
He was an amazing athlete in his day, and even a fun actor a few times, so it's sad to see him fall,
but this isn't a case of persecuting a hero of the African-American community, it's a case of
fairness. It's about time justice caught up to him. And he was pretty stupid with his legal
history to then put a gun in hand and do his own little sting operation. Something has turned
seriously wrong with OJ.
But I do agree with those in the Against column that the punishment should be decided by the jury
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I don't know about life. But I would hate to think he gets a lighter sentence because of his
celebrity status or powerful lawyers. |
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I would vote neutral, if there was a category like that:
It is for a jury of his peers to decide. Not us. |
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04 Oct 2008 22:53
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