Uelmen's The O.J. Files: Evidentiary Issues in a Tactical Context (American Casebook Series)

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ISBN-10:

0314229213

ISBN-13:

9780314229212

Author(s): Uelmen, Gerald
Edition: 1
Released: Jan 17, 2007
Format: Paperback, 270 pages

Description:

Each issue identifies the item of evidence or proposed jury instruction that was actually presented in the O.J. Simpson criminal or civil trial. Excerpts from the actual arguments presented by each side are then offered. The judges' rulings are presented, followed by comments and questions. The post-trial commentary and the reactions of the jurors complete each section.

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