Who in this country hate the American law system because its sucks and to let "OJ SIMPSON" not to be in jail?!
828906
The American law system sucks. He confesses to murder and he still won't go to jail. What's wrong with the picture?
731889
No, should not do away with double jeopordy laws.  However, if a mob were to storm the Fox studios, take OJ hostage, and then drag him behind a pick up truck, I wouldn't exactly complain.\n\nJust think about this for a second: He needs the money to pay for the law suit that he lost to her parents.  Kind of messed up how he's getting the dough, eh?
1138051
I think it's a travesty of justice, to say the very least (the rest I'd like to add I can't say on yahoo without them editing most of it!)  that the "rich and the famous" can get away with whatever the hell they do, unlike the rest of us "common-folk"! How are we supposed to want to respect authority when our laws only pertain to those who can't  even afford to hire a good defense attorney? It's B------t.
1029880
People are standing up more now--and we are seeing these judges on TV. Good by law breakers and bad legal Judges=The people are pointing you out. You will not continue in being a supporter of law breakers. And the cops are saying finally-we arrest them now put them away. Americans  of all differnt jobs are talking back within the Law.
122183
I'd like alot more than his e-mail address. I like to face him ask why he took so long to report that Mary Jo K. was trapped and dead in that car. I hate that he got away with it. I watched tv everyday glued thinking they would do justice, but no. I hate to hear him gripe about anything, he is a criminal. and a big blow hart!!
532118
I think the sentence was fair.  Guilt cannot be judges on a sliding scale.  And for the record, OJ didn't get off because he was innocent or because the evidence was circumstantial.  He got of because of his race.
802296
They know what they can do with embracing their culture. I have no desire to do so!!! This man was/is not homeless,he had food in his house. He was fasting out of choice.He, like everyone else that kills Swans, has to pay the penalty.He broke the law. Pleading ignorance of the law,after being in this country for 40 years??? Ignorance of the law when it suits no doubt!! The man in question says....."I hate the Queen", "I hate this country",Why then is he still here.?!!
1028060
where i come from if u are found out u get charged and u can find your self in jail if convicted but personally am not a gay basher nor like them either. i believe our country's laws on the issue are achaic and people should be allowed to do with their lives as they wish though it aint natural at all.also for me personallly gay priests or gay couples adopting kids is a BIG NO!!!
888225
I think about the guy who beat , raped and cut off the arms of a thirteen year old girl...Got out of jail in 5 yrs...and did the same crime again...\nThe Dad that set his five year old son on fire....got out in 6 yrs,  ended up killing a young woman over money....\nThe woman who drove her car into the lake with both her little boys in the back seat...\nI could go on and on...Crazy??  Maybe so...but to tell the truth\nI really don't give a flying fu--!!\nAll these people should have Alpo stamped on their butts and be driven straight to the pound.\nI'll never in my life be able to understand our justice system.\nIf there is someone out there who knows why  this can happen over and over, please explain it to me.
336700
In the US, the one designed by and for the benefit of the attorneys who work it, has virtually NOTHING to do with justice.\n\nIt would be the same if we allowed used car sales men to develop an elaborate, contorted, "system" which you had to proceed through because it was the only way you could buy a car.  Besides taking ten years so they could justify their commission, your car would cost 100 times more than neccessary.\n\nIf I were a lawyer I would go back to bed and when I awoke from my nightmare, hopefully I would be engaged in an occupation that provided even a slight bit of dignity - sucking the d*cks of strangers in a New York City bus terminal bathroom for $0.25 donations would be a quantum leap in the right direction. \n\nLawyers are the scourge of the earth and lower than whale sh*t on the characterlogical evolutionary scale. They would represent a man who they personally caught raping their own daughter if they thought his check had at least a 50-50 chance of clearing the bank. \n\nJust ask:\n\nthe 50 self-serving pariahs that worked on OJ's behalf.\n\nthe scum who represent organized crime\n\nthe low lifes representing the tobaco industry\n\nthe seemingly 75 million bottom feeders who have accident injury "helplines"\n\nthe 100's of leeches who make up congress, 75% of which are attorneys\n\nor the truly elite of the entire pile of crap system, the ones who come up with an endless parade of specious arguments to keep murderers with arrest records longer than the Nile River alive, permitting them to live on death row for decades after their victims, who were raped, tortured, and/or butchered are long forgotten about. \n\nAs an annology - \n\nImagine walking through the most remote jungle on the planet.  You come across a village and in a corner of the village is a man in a cage.  Upon asking the chief of the village why the man was in the cage, the chief replied we think he committed a murder 20 years ago and we are still in the process of spending millions (yes millions) of dollars trying to determine if he is guilty.  You would be hard pressed not to think of them as the most ignorant, backward, incompetent, savages on the planet.\n\nReplace the cage with a prison in America and poof - you have the American criminal justice system.  Not caring about justice but about protracting cases to generate fees. \n\nWill one of you pompous, glorified, f*cking english majors, especially those who incorporate "Esquire" into your lame ass names, please enlighten the rest of us as to how that analogy is significantly different from the US "legal" system.\n\nThink about it - A trial attorney's primary responsibility is to keep his client out of court, but if he did that, he would go broke and end up stocking shelves at Walmart.\n\nDoes the US Supreme Court really have to waste their time and our tax dollars (as they are doing RIGHT NOW) deciding  on the inane concept and legal head scratcher of whether or not giving a shot as a part of administering lethal injection really constitute cruel and unusual punishment - GIVE ME A F*CKING BREAK. \n\nHow about if we dare to use just a little LOGIC and say, if the inmate EVER agreed to and received an injection for medical or dental care - the point is mute.  It was fine with him then, it must be fine now.  Pull back the f*cking plunger on the syringe and get it over with.\n\nThe entire system is an insult to the intelligence of the American people and a crimminal offence against victims and their families.
1130898
Great question. Remember the judge that gave the guy probation after raping a 9 yr old girl saying he was of small stature and would not survive in prison. I think the judges in this country are not following the law. They are following their own value system. A good example is the 9th circuit court of appeals.
1014289
The legal system needs a major overhaul. In this country money talks. If R.Kelly was a regular everyday guy he would have been in jail a long time by now. Can you imagine he's allowed to arrange his court appearances around his concert dates? A truly messed up system.
995381
what the heck?... there is a law for that somewhere...\nhow stupid!!\n\nwhat are they going to arrest the family that has 5 kids and only one room for them?
310886
As an American, it disgusts me. Not so much that people who are actually guilty of the crimes for which they have been accused are at Guantanamo, but because of the number of people who i'm sure AREN'T guilty and are being held there, without any charges being brought against them. \n\nI understand that a number of these people are evil. I understand that they want to murder me, and those I love, simply because i'm an American. I understand how horrible it is. But I also understand the nation that our Founding Fathers created. And their reasons for doing so. These men need to be charged, or let go. They should get their day in court. The ones who may NOT be guilty deserve that. \n\nAs an American, I like to look to our Founding Fathers for an example. They are the spirit of the United States of America. These men went to war, a war they knew they could very well die in and lose, for liberty. For freedom. For basic FAIRNESS. They were more afraid of living with no rights, living with injustice then they were of death. \n\nIt makes me ask myself, what's wrong with Americans these days? Are we so afraid of death that we are willing to give up what MAKES us American. just to gain a few more breaths on this Earth? I'm more afraid of what our own government can do if given too much power then I am of what any al qaeda could ever hope to do. A terrorist can kill me, but the loss of our spirit, the spirit of freedom and fairness, would break me.\n\nDeath doesn't scare me as much as the thought of what kind of "America" is going to be left for my daughter, and future grandchildren, if we keep going down this dark road Bush has led us down. History has proven where this road leads. And it isn't to happiness.
119658
Im not american, and i dont hate americans. I have very good american friends, relatives too.\n\nBut I agree with theoryst. Your law is as good as ours. The problem is that, with all the money you have ( as a country not as people - something to think about -) you voted a cowboy for president, and now he thinks he is the lone ranger.\n\nHe thinks, not the people, he is the world police and guess what: Who is the most hated kind of people? Police
786531
OJ Simpson and Judith Regan are parasites of the highest order. \n\nI'm glad Fox decided against their originally stupid decision.
1002899
Exactly, we have become a nation of people who think everything is someone else's fault, especially if it gets us some money. Obviously not everyone falls into this category but far too many do. I think it started with the court system blaming "a bad childhood" for some 18 year old killing some poor dude minding his own business. People know what's right and wrong and they need to have guts enough to admit when they screw up. Okay off the soap box.