How a trial turned on a bloody glove

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Mistakes made by the prosecution in the trial for murder of football player and actor O.J. Simpson made a significant contribution to his being found not guilty. The key element in the trial was the debate surrounding a bloody glove found near the murder scene. The prosecution claimed that the blood on the glove matched that of Simpson, but the defence claimed that the evidence had been planted by the police, eager to secure a conviction. The prosecution argument was weakened by revelations of racist attitudes among some police officers dealing with the case.

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After one year, three months and 20 days, OJ Simpson walks free

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Football player O.J. Simpson has been found not guilty of murdering his former wife Nicole and her friend Ronald Goldman. The case has received extensive media coverage, and has highlighted racial divisions in American society. Most whites believed that he was guilty of the murders, while blacks did not. Simpson has promised that he will try to track down the real murderers.

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A year's Juice, freshly squeezed

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Jurors in the murder trial of OJ Simpson are soon to hear the closing arguments. The case has attracted extensive media attention, and many observers believe that Simpson will now be found not guilty. It has shown the media, the legal profession and the Los Angeles police department in a poor light, and has seen many aspects of OJ Simpson's life discussed in great detail.

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