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Real Court vs Public Opinion
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February 5, 2021
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February 5, 2021
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9:28Now PlayingThe OJ Simpson trial was one of the defining moment for a generation. Everyone had their opinion on whether OJ was innocent or guilty, including politicians and the media. He was truly the first high profile Internet era trial in the Court of Public Opinion. Today, we match up REAL Court vs the Court of Public Opinion.
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