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    Nicole Brown Simpson Case

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    “We the jury in the above entitled action, find the defendant, Orenthal James Simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder of Nicole Brown Simpson, a human being.” The courtroom was filled with gasps, tears, cries of joy, and many hugs.“We the jury in the above entitled action, find the defendant, Orenthal James Simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder of Ronald Lyle Goldman, a human being.” More weeping and celebrations followed the second verdict. The final decision had been made. After…

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    The show I picked to that included the four stock characters was the Simpsons.To begin with, you have Homer Simpson who is Manducus. He is the one who is always hatching up a plan or scheme usually involving his family to participate. For the most part, he speaks his mind, is quick to confront, and always speaks his mind. Beyond being those this just stated, he is also incredibly impulsive and impatient. Generally he rushes to take action not thinking about consequences or what he is getting…

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    Mockingbird Vs Simpson

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    segregation in the fictional town of Maycomb. Orenthal James Simpson was also an African-American and he was convicted of a double murder in…

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    Why was everybody so fascinated with the O.J. Simpson trial? When we hear the name Orenthal James Simpson we don’t think of his Heisman trophy or his first overall pick in the NFL Draft. We think about the trial of the century, the double murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. The O.J. case was one of the first cases nationally televised; being televised people got to see what happened and therefore, started the fascination with the case. But what made it so fascinating? Was it…

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    Orenthal James Simpson, or O.J. Simpson was tried for the most publicized murder in history between the months of January 1995, and October 1995. O.J. Simpson was a public figure, a hero for the black community, and when the news came out that his wife Nicole Brown Simpson was murdered, it shocked everyone. Even more shocking, and what gave the case publicity, was that O.J. Simpson was being accused of the murder. Not only did he apparently murder his Ex-wife Nicole, but he also murdered Ronald…

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    OJ Simpson: The Prosecution The year 1994, was like any other year. The movies The Lion King and Forest Gump were released, the shows Friends and Sister to Sister had started and other musical acts came to light while others pasted. 1994, was going smoothly so far until the summer of ‘94, the world from that moment forward would witness the most shocking, jaw-dropping case of it’s time, the murders of Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman and the conspiracy that OJ Simpson, the beloved football star,…

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    The OJ Simpson Trial

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    Johnnie Cochran, Robert Shapiro and F. Lee Bailey were OJ Simpson’s highly priced defense attorneys. They were what the media named “The Dream Team”. Rich in celebrity connections and prior high profile cases these men turned the murder trial of OJ Simpson into the lynching of the LAPD police…

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    Clifford claims that it is wrong in every case to believe without sufficient evidence. It is claimed that O.J. Simpson murdered his wife Nicole and Ron Goldman. O.J. Simpson was found not guilty of murder after a criminal trial by a Jury of 12 people. In our society we accept the court system which was set up by our constitution and the outcomes of the criminal trials that come from our court systems. The level of proof for a conviction in our criminal court system is “beyond a reasonable doubt”…

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    Lastly The Simpsons asks the questions what is of value in a mans life? By examining the book The Simpsons and Philosophy: The D'oh! of Homer by Aeon J. Skoble, Mark T. Conard, and William Irwin and the episode “Rosebud” the message The Simpsons are trying to convey becomes clear. The episode “Rosebud” is a parody of the film Citizen Kane. But while the episode at it’s core is a parody it represents so much more than that. The film and the episode may seem like they convey the same message they…

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    John Simpson Kilpatrick was born on the 6th of July, 1892 at South Shields, County Durnham; the north east region of England. He came from a big family: one of eight children born to Robert Kilpatrick and Sarah Simpson. As a child, he worked as a donkey-lad on the sands of his hometown as he had a 'great affinity with animals, in particular donkeys'. After attending the Barnes and Mortimer Roads schools, he volunteered to train as a gunner in the Territorial Army when he was 16. Following in the…

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