the slyest, most hilarious, nauseating, self-serving nugget of OJ parole

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"...I support the jury system"

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What was it...9 blacks, 2 Hispanics and 1 white?

Didnt he say he had never used a weapon in an altercation with anyone before going to that hotel room during the parole hearing?

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are you implying predominantly minority juries won't convict people of color ?

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Alan Dershowitz implied that just last night.

LINK

Same token, will predominantly white juries let cops who gun down citizens off, or punitively punish black defendants?

There is more legal evidence (published too) to support this than just these other made up beliefs that are mainly rooted in stereotypes and perceptions of black inferiority.

It's just lazy and prejudice in the end

OJ was retarded, self centered, and an a-hole today. Prison didn't change him at all. I thought they might keep him in jail since he was so defiant and unrepentant today. His attorney was a clown. It was like they didn't prep at all.

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"...I support the jury system"

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He has a history of odd comments about juries. I remember him telling Judge Ito that he was "mindful of the mood and the stamina of this jury" to explain why he wasn't going to take the stand.

I can only speak for myself SS. If I'm on the jury I take my duties extremely seriously, take in the facts and evidence, and assess accordingly.

Yes I do.

The prosecution botched something that should have been easy. But they tampered with evidence, DA GETS CHARGED WITH PERJURY, and they were incredibly racist and biased. Too much legal doubt to convict him.

Now do I think he did it? Yes I do, I think he's a guilty scum bag, but the prosecution couldn't in my opinion prove beyond a responsible doubt that he did it. Must acquit

A black guy that thinks OJ did it, but thinks not guilty is the right vote. Why?








Wait for it.







Racism.

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I think he's a guilty scum bag, but the prosecution couldn't in my opinion prove beyond a responsible doubt that he did it. Must acquit

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He was guilty as sin all right.

His guilt was proven beyond any shadow of doubt - far far beyond any reasonable doubt.

This was a case of jury nullification, pure and simple. This jury knew he murdered those two people and just decided to stick it to 'the man' by letting the perp go.

There was absolutely NO DOUBT - none whatsoever - about his guilt. Sure, the prosecution was not perfect, but nothing is. Mostly they were trying to overcome what they knew to be jury bias in favor of letting him go. They knew the mood of the jury and just tried everything they could think of hoping beyond hope that some sense of justice would make it thru their skulls.

But it was certainly not the prosecution's fault that he got away with murder. With that jury, he could have confessed on the stand and they would still have let him go - because, you know, Rodney King.