THE SIMPSON VERDICTS : The Case, by the Numbers
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Days Simpson spent in jail: 474
Days since jury selection began: 372
Days jurors were sequestered: 266
Length of opening statements: 4 days
Length of closing arguments: 4 days
Length of deliberations: less than 4 hours
Witnesses: defense, 54; prosecution, 72
Days of testimony: defense 34; prosecution, 99
Exhibits presented during testimony: defense, 369; prosecution, 488
Number of attorneys who presented evidence in court: defense, 11; prosecution, 9.
Length of official court transcript: more than 50,000 pages
Fines imposed on defense: $3,000
Fines imposed on prosecution: $850
Fines imposed on others: $1,800
O.J. on the Net
Some of the sites carrying information on the trial and verdict:
Latest news stories courtesy of Reuters NewMedia: https://www.yahoo.com/headlines/special/oj
Vedic Astrology Analysis of OJ’s Horoscope as the final drama in this ‘Trial of the Century’ unfolds: https://www.genius.net/indolink/Astro/ojSimps1.html
CNN O.J. Simpson Trial News: https://www.cnn.com/US/OJ/index.html
Criminal justice Links--Site contains OJ trial photos and links to other OJ sites: https://www.stpt.usf.edu/~greek/cj.html
CyberSight’s O.J. Poll: https://cybersight.com/cgi-bin/cs/ballot/oj?1
Dmitri’s O.J. Simpson Trial Center: https://www.cs.indiana.edu/hyplan/dmiguse/oj.html
Fox Radio’s OJ Stuff (a Denver radio station, not the television network.): https://www.rmii.com/thefox/oj.html
Fred’s OJ Update--Tidbits, news of the trial: https://www.dnai.com/~caz/fred2day.html
O.J. Central (from Pathfinder) https://pathfinder.com/pathfinder/features/oj/
Playboy Interview with O.J. Simpson, December 1976: https://www.playboy.com/interviews/OJ.html
Simpson Court Transcripts, by Jack Walraven: https://www.islandnet.com/~walraven/simpson.html
Source: Yahoo (https://www.yahoo.com). and AP
Compiled by PAUL J. SINGLETON / Los Angeles Times
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