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Why was the OJ Simpson Jail Case Settled?
Why was the "Will O.J. Simpson serve prison for the Las Vegas memoribilia case?" settled at all -- and/or why settled as "yes"?
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The Settlement Details specify: "O.J. must be sentenced to prison time as part of a guilty verdict or plea deal in the Las Vegas memoribilia case."
Apparently, because he was in jail over a weekend while awaiting a bail-violation hearing, "jail" equals "sentenced to prison time as part of a guilty verdict or plea deal in the Las Vegas memoribilia case."
Simpson was freed and returned to Miami after his bail was doubled from $125,000 to $250,000.
Simpson and two other men are due for trial April 7 on charges including kidnapping and armed robbery stemming from a Sept. 13 confrontation with two sports memorabilia dealers in a room at a Las Vegas casino hotel.
More reference info here:
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The Settlement Details specify: "O.J. must be sentenced to prison time as part of a guilty verdict or plea deal in the Las Vegas memoribilia case."
Apparently, because he was in jail over a weekend while awaiting a bail-violation hearing, "jail" equals "sentenced to prison time as part of a guilty verdict or plea deal in the Las Vegas memoribilia case."
Simpson was freed and returned to Miami after his bail was doubled from $125,000 to $250,000.
Simpson and two other men are due for trial April 7 on charges including kidnapping and armed robbery stemming from a Sept. 13 confrontation with two sports memorabilia dealers in a room at a Las Vegas casino hotel.
More reference info here:
<http://www.usatoday.com/life/televisi...>
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Inappropriate?There seems to be some confusion about jail vs. prison. Simpson has not gone to trial yet and the prospects of prison time has yet to be considered. I think this was settled too early too.
