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29. But OJ had money

Fri Nov 19, 2021, 02:49 PM

Nov 2021

this 18 year? Not a nickel.

This is his likely game plan:

File Ch 7 bankruptcy.
Wipes his credit cards and legal debt.
wipes any liability to the families as they will be listed as possible debtors
Loses any assets. Like his rifle and maybe beat up old car.

6 months later his case is closed.

Then sign the book and movie deals.

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Can the families of those who were murdered/wounded by [View all] raccoon Nov 2021 OP

God I hope so FoxNewsSucks Nov 2021 #1

Yes, and I'm sure they will. That's what happened to O.J. Simpson following his acquittal, Ocelot II Nov 2021 #2

Exactly. milestogo Nov 2021 #27

But OJ had money fescuerescue Nov 2021 #29

A judgment creditor can place a lien on property, and that debt Ocelot II Nov 2021 #34

Yes but for unsecured debt fescuerescue Nov 2021 #45

Don't forget the lawyers who like to work for free Effete Snob Nov 2021 #55

Judgment for a thing like this treestar Nov 2021 #53

But it almost always is fescuerescue Nov 2021 #59

you're right treestar Nov 2021 #66

The OJ Simpson civil trial was based on a Wrongful Death charge... brooklynite Nov 2021 #40

But the standard of proof is different in a civil case. Also, not everyone is dead. Ocelot II Nov 2021 #41

That's possible fescuerescue Nov 2021 #46

true, though maybe there's a way to find insurance covered it treestar Nov 2021 #68

Mr. Grosskreutz Zeitghost Nov 2021 #57

Message auto-removed Name removed Nov 2021 #3

You mean like when the Goldman family won a massive civil judgment against OJ after he was let off? BannonsLiver Nov 2021 #7

Post removed Post removed Nov 2021 #12

You can't be serious... Deuce Nov 2021 #18

Message auto-removed Name removed Nov 2021 #21

Right - the guy with the AR-15 DEFENDS himself against the unarmed. WTF?!! ElementaryPenguin Nov 2021 #32

The possession Zeitghost Nov 2021 #64

Sigh. ismnotwasm Nov 2021 #19

Nonsense. Anyone can sue anyone. MineralMan Nov 2021 #22

Message auto-removed Name removed Nov 2021 #28

But, you see, you came in here and said a flat NO. MineralMan Nov 2021 #31

You're Very Cute The Magistrate Nov 2021 #26

OJ had assets worth going after Effete Snob Nov 2021 #15

That's true. BannonsLiver Nov 2021 #42

There are ways to separate oneself from income like that Effete Snob Nov 2021 #44

"to monetize this to great effect at gun shows etc." ? eh? EX500rider Nov 2021 #50

anyone can sue anyone... WarGamer Nov 2021 #4

What aspect of civil rights law would apply? brooklynite Nov 2021 #5

+1000 nt WarGamer Nov 2021 #6

Whatever it is, it apparently worked pretty well for those folks. BannonsLiver Nov 2021 #9

It doesn't have to be a civil rights issue iemanja Nov 2021 #10

A 'civil suit' - i.e. not a criminal trial. An ordinary lawsuit Effete Snob Nov 2021 #14

He has a bunch of Gofundme money. Maybe a lot of that will go to his lawyers, Ocelot II Nov 2021 #35

He doesn't own any property Effete Snob Nov 2021 #37

I don't know anything for sure, including who actually holds the money. Ocelot II Nov 2021 #38

Civil suit, not civil rights. Tommy Carcetti Nov 2021 #24

Civil suit - over wrongful death. milestogo Nov 2021 #30

The family of Huber is represented by a prominent civil rights law firm Algernon Moncrieff Nov 2021 #56

Yeah, none. GoodRaisin Nov 2021 #62

Just answered on MSNBC. A civil suit won't go anywhere. LiberatedUSA Nov 2021 #8

Did they say why? Ocelot II Nov 2021 #39

They can file it, but the expert didn't feel it would result in a favorable outcome. LiberatedUSA Nov 2021 #43

Why? What are the legal claims they thought wouldn't work? Ocelot II Nov 2021 #47

Yes they can. BannonsLiver Nov 2021 #11

They can bring a civil lawsuit against him and his parents. Jacson6 Nov 2021 #13

Parental liablity in Wisconsin is limited to $5k Effete Snob Nov 2021 #17

He could one day, though treestar Nov 2021 #49

And the lawyer is paid how? Effete Snob Nov 2021 #51

There would be notoriety treestar Nov 2021 #52

Even he thought there as a pot of gold at the end of that rainbow Effete Snob Nov 2021 #58

thanks for recalling his name treestar Nov 2021 #67

All the lawyers on MSNBC just said that a civil suit is likely doomed to fail Celerity Nov 2021 #16

Absolutely Patton French Nov 2021 #20

I don't about Wisconsin DVRacer Nov 2021 #23

In a criminal case, yes, but if he's sued for negligence that's a different question. Ocelot II Nov 2021 #36

Sure. And get a piece of paper judgement fescuerescue Nov 2021 #25

Short answer is yes. Froggyproggy Nov 2021 #33

Yes treestar Nov 2021 #48

Kindly refer to this post Algernon Moncrieff Nov 2021 #54

What does that post have to do with suing Rittenhouse? Effete Snob Nov 2021 #63

What is Rittenhouse's net worth? Probably not much. Kaleva Nov 2021 #60

It would be a gamble, they could lose and be liable madville Nov 2021 #61

Yes, Deminpenn Nov 2021 #65

True Zeitghost Nov 2021 #69