THE SIMPSON LEGACY / LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Trial & Error: FOCUS SHIFTS TO A JUSTICE SYSTEM AND ITS FLAWS : In Monday’s Editions:
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In the second of four special sections examining the impact of the Simpson trial on our institutions, The Times examines the critical--and controversial--role of the news media in what may be one of the most widely covered events in U.S. history.
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