> I don't agree and I feel sorry for OJ Simpson. I don't
> think he received a fair trial. He was found not guilty by
> our criminal court system for the murder, yet everyone
> thinks he is guilty. As a result and because of his
> celebrity status he is unfairly watched and more attention
> is given to his case by the DA versus that of an average
> citizen.

> I respect our legal system and as a result I feel Simpson
> was dealt a bad hand when he was subjected to a civil
> lawsuit after being found not guilty. An individual who is
> found to be not guilty in a criminal court should be
> immediately exempt from a civil suit.

> If Simpson hadn't been tried again in civil court then I
> highly doubt he'd of been in Las Vegas trying to recover
> his stolen memorabilia. The judgment from the civil suit
> has put him in a difficult situation.

> This case was simply an example of a DA office putting more
> effort into a high profile case and trying to get revenge
> for a crime they felt he was guilty of 13 years ago despite
> the fact that our peers found him not guilty.

Your kidding, the man LITERALLY got away with murder and you feel sorry for him? I mean c'mon, surely he was guilty in '95.

I will however say that the trial wasn't fair, if it wouldn't of been for the murder, which he apparently wasn't guilty of, he wouldn't have recieved such a harsh punishment.

But that doesn't mean I feel sorry for that scum...