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One of the prosecutors involved in the O.J. Simpson trials retells his experiences, and describes the knowledge that he gained during the trial, while revealing interesting commentary on the different factors of the trial itself. Alexandra Zarchy reports.
6 Comments
Lindsey Staub
2/10/2018 09:04:12 pm
WOW this is so cool. I love the topic, and it's so timely with his recent release.
Ella P.
3/26/2018 03:48:39 pm
This is such an interesting topic! It was so cool to hear about the case from someone who was deeply affiliated with it and I loved how he shared not only his job during the case, but also the knowledge that he gained from it.
RACHEL
3/26/2018 10:03:47 pm
loved your podcast! the topic was so interesting and relevant. it was great to hear about the case not through the biased media for once.
Jenna
3/29/2018 08:33:34 am
This was so awesome! I loved hearing about the case from a personal perspective and it was so interesting to me when he compared this case to other similar cases he's had!
Katie Wilhem
3/29/2018 10:29:54 am
This was a very interesting insight into the O.J. Simpson trial. It was interesting to hear a prosecutor talk about how we are entitled to a presumption of innocence, but he believed some of the jurors were assuming whether he was innocent or guilty.
Jeffrey Kaufman
3/29/2018 11:22:28 am
Really interesting to hear about his thought process on the case and that he felt as though it was just doing another case for him. Fascinating to hear about the importance of an ego as a lawyer. Great job! Leave a Reply. |
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