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In reply to the discussion: If you're really a liberal, you must applaud the Simpson parole. [View all]Calculating
(3,000 posts)30. I dislike the outcome, but I understand the decision
OJ was found not guilty in the murder trial, and it would be an injustice to simply hold him forever over a robbery to make up for the failure in the murder trial. Due process was followed here. I dislike the outcome, but I understand why it had to be this way.
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If you're really a liberal, you must applaud the Simpson parole. [View all]
Stinky The Clown
Jul 2017
OP
No one is "applauding the murder". The decision today was just. THAT is what the OP is about.
Stinky The Clown
Jul 2017
#15
It was robbery, Burglary and Kidnapping. So, the sentence was not out of line.
Lochloosa
Jul 2017
#25
They did have witnesses testify about the abuse but didn't present an expert to tie it all together
Yavin4
Jul 2017
#50
Would you take that position consistently for anyone with a previous accusation
onenote
Jul 2017
#51
It has nothing to do with ideology and everything to do with fealty to the law.
DemocratSinceBirth
Jul 2017
#20
Hard to separate the process and the outcome resulting from that process in this case
onenote
Jul 2017
#55
I really hate it when some tells the rest of us what a liberal has to think.
wasupaloopa
Jul 2017
#46
I believe the determination by the parole board was correct, that doesn't mean I applaud it.
Nailzberg
Jul 2017
#47
which part of the parole process was deeply flawed and how would you change it?
onenote
Jul 2017
#57
I believe overall the justice system is still flawed. Not the parole process in this case.
Nailzberg
Jul 2017
#59
Is this one of those "no true liberal would..." things? I don't buy it.
Binkie The Clown
Jul 2017
#63