california county of los angeles in a matter of the people of state of california or says orenthal james simpson. we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant orenthal james simpson not guilty of the crime of murder in violation of -- >> we started paying attention to a lot of high profile cases, particularly in the 1990s. you couldn't help but be struck some years after that, actually before that by the o.j. simpson verdict. where the predominantly minority jury in the simpson case acquitted simpson on two counts of homicide. the coverage that night, no matter where you look at of course you didn't have a lot of cable stations but no matter where you look the coverage was almost identical. looking at people in stores fro, watching the verdict about on television, on street corners, and you found this expressions on the faces of whites when he heard the verdict who were absolutely appalled, horrified because it was a substantial amount of evidence incriminating o.j. simpson in the murders. these were juxtaposed against the faces of african-americans who were ecstatic, primarily in

orenthal james simpson, case number ba097211, we the jury in the above entitled action, find the defendant orenthal james simpson not guty of the crime of murder in violation of penal code 187(a), a felony against nicole brown simpson, a human being ..." "the words exploded upn the courtroom. after 167 days of dissolved in relief.pson prosecutors froze in stunned dissolved in relief.pson prosecutors froze in stunned disbelief, braced for the verdict." "you can know that something is going to happen and then when it does it still really hurts." "prosecutor marcia clark tried to console her team." "please don't let this make you lose faith in our system. please don't let this deter you from doing a job you're so well-qualified to do." "o.j. simpson was in jail and held the nation in thrall for 473 days. today, his imprisonment and trial are over. but the qstions raised about rac the police, the "in every case, i walk o the door thinking every day, i should have done this. i could have done that.. i should have done ... but the bottom line is nothing that i could change would have made a diff

losses angeles with the people of the state of california we the jury find the defendant orenthal james simpson not guilty of murder. >> we started to pay attention to high profile cases in the 1990's you couldn't help after the adjacent some verdict. where predominately minority jury acquitted simpson on two counts of homicide. the coverage that night the coverage was almost identical looking at people in stores, streetcorners, and you found these expressions on the white women who are absolutely appalled because there was a substantial amount the incriminating evidence so the faces of the african-americans who were in a panic primarily because of justice finally being served every single service they came out looking at the opinions of african-americans. teefour . . . . a whether it's racial profiling, stopping motorists for example, whether it's interrogation, whether it's a rest, whether it is the jury verdict, whether its incarceration that at every stage along this process the argument is that african-americans are treated far more harshly, far more punitively and the system of justice is