No defence of OJ but the reverse is also true. "Just because the "System" does not find a person guilty does not mean he did the crime. The court of public opinion think they have reviewed the evidence(which by the way they have not) then they pronounce the person guilty based on their limited knowledge. Yeah I agree the system may be infallible, but human nature and their feelings will always trumph common sense.
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Originally Posted by MrLabGuy
Just because the "System" did not find him guilty does not mean he did not commit the crime. Criminals get off all the time.
On the flip side there are hundreds (or more) people found guilty by juries behind bars who are innocent. Just because we have a system in place which is better than most does not make it infallible.
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