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The blue jumpsuit looks very fitting on him.

OJ sentenced to nine to 33 years in prison. "He'll be where he belongs, with others of his kind," Fred Goldman said.

I remember the people cheering when he was acquitted in his last trial, will they cheer today that justice was served?

Guess he couldn't afford the dream team this time

iratollah wrote:http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,462565,00.html

The blue jumpsuit looks very fitting on him.

OJ sentenced to nine to 33 years in prison. "He'll be where he belongs, with others of his kind," Fred Goldman said.

I remember the people cheering when he was acquitted in his last trial, will they cheer today that justice was served?

Riots in the streets.

Anyone here want to lays odds on a future lord maobama the most merciful pardon candidate?

Anygunanywhere

Can he pardon someone that wasn't imprisoned thru Federal court??

WarHawk-AVG wrote:Can he pardon someone that wasn't imprisoned thru Federal court??

Rules are no hindrance to the most merciful one, come to think of it any politician. The constitution is just a piece of paper. Bailing out banks and other private companies is not in ther either.

Anygunanywhere

anygunanywhere wrote:

WarHawk-AVG wrote:Can he pardon someone that wasn't imprisoned thru Federal court??

Rules are no hindrance to the most merciful one, come to think of it any politician. The constitution is just a piece of paper. Bailing out banks and other private companies is not in ther either.

Anygunanywhere

Ah yah..forgot about that

I think the people that saw through the injustice the last time, will be the ones cheering now. Sadly just a "lot" too late.