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"Who is OJ Simpson?"

By Brian Tannebaum

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This is what my 8 year old asked repeatedly the other night as I was discussing the case with my wife. After asking a couple times, I looked at her and realized she was born 5 years after the not guilty verdict in the murder case. She wasn't just doing that "I need to know everyone you are talking about" thing that little kids do, she really had never heard of OJ Simpson.This has nothing to do with what I will write here, it's just an anecdote that puts some things in perspective.Here's my thoughts on the latest "OJ."[1] In my legal opinion, looking at the media reports, reading the police report, and having no working knowledge of Nevada law (as do not a one of the "legal experts" pontificating on TV), the case is in a word, stupid.[2] It's as much an "armed robbery" as a burglary with assault is when an ex-boyfriend is prevented from going into his ex girlfriend's house to "get his shit," and as a result, he pushes her away from blocking the door...continue to full post

Full post as published by Criminal Defense on September 21, 2007 (boomark / email).

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