But OJ wasn't no-billed. He was actually tried and found innocent. The trial was a sham because of incompetent prosecution, a judge with his head in the clouds (who was a member of my former church), and the defense's use of the race card. Even after it was over, there remained a lot of compelling evidence to support a conclusion of guilt. The threshold of proof in California for a civil trial to obtain a guilty verdict is lower than for a criminal trial.SCone wrote:Remember, OJ was found innocent and still lost his civil suit
Joe Horn was no-billed, meaning that the prosecution did not think they could charge him and make it stick. Since it he was never tried and either acquitted or convicted, it would be fairly difficult for plaintiffs to prove guilt. ...at least that's how it seems to me.
BTW, it is my personal opinion that Horn made a terrible mistake by going outside that day.