What do you think about the desperate measures OJ Simpson will take to make a quick buck?
931156
I think OJ is one of the most disgusting human beings ever.  What in the hell would possess him to write a book about how he would have killed his wife?  We all know he did it.  I feel the most sorry for his children.  It's not bad enough he killed their mom, but then to turn around and talk about how he would've whacked her??  What the hell is wrong with that guy?\n\nSomeone just needs to rub him out.  He's making money off of all of this sick sh*t yet he still owes millions of dollars to the Goldman family and the Brown family but claims he's broke.\n\nGod, I really hate that guy.
764948
he needs to be reported. there are people out there who cant afford for this to happen to. well observed and i hope the robdogging git gets caught and punished. because he is either lining the shops pockets or HIS OWN
1149904
I THINK IT IS A BUNCH OF CROCK TOO.....  I think that it is just one rich man finding a way to get out of paying something, taxes, a lawsuit, something, by way of giving his money to another rich man.  I am sure that we are going to hear "the rest of the story"  in the months to come.  Also, exactly what does these "charities"fund???? I am struggling and could use some of these dollars that are so easily being passed around.  You have inspired me, i am going to investigate exactly what the gates foundation does!!!!!
392423
Probably not. There is always someone ready to make a fast profit. Joan.
783404
I think he is throwing out a big "f**k you..look what I got away with!" to the law enforcement and prosecutors out there.  Any money he makes off the books needs to go to the Goldman family and the Brown family.  Fox should also send any money they make on advertisements during the show to the Goldman/Brown families.\n\nNO...he CANT be retried....Double Jeopardy applies here.  The fifth amendment protects him against being retried.
389976
If he saved his money, he would be fine.  Statistically speaking, the longer he sells the more likely he will be busted and lose his kids.  They him to make up his mind quick, the money or his kids.
345279
The witness protection program has probably done it.\n\nHomer Simpson did it once on the Simpson's - maybe you'll catch the re-run and copy him.
851412
I don't understand how my tax money would be involved if they sued anybody.\n\nAnyway, I think if they are in the country illegally, they should be arrested on the court steps on their way to the trial involving their suit - along with the employer who hired them and the dirt bag lawyer representing the employer.\nThis nonsense has gone far enough.......
324008
We'd suddenly be forced to pay farmworkers a living wage. A lot of large corporations would be very angry.\n\nIncidentally, I'm not surprised JD has a large pot leaf displayed on his 360 page. Paranoia, anyone?
269592
Is this the one?  People are always trying to get money the old-fashioned way: sue!\n\nhttp://www.entmag.com/news/article.asp?EditorialsID=5092
1069341
Surely not!!\nLook at the money he could make with it and compare it to what he would put at stake.\nLook at his background and tell me whether any sane person would risk that for a couple of thousands dollars?\nOf course, for the poor chat from Botswana, having a few thousand dollars more, makes a substantial difference..\nPeople in a position like S.B., would only take risks if we are talking about millions (Enron...)\nSo he will definitely not sell tickets to make a few bucks...
164917
I doubt ut is publicity, because even he has to know that his trial is already being watched closely.\n\nI believe he will try anything for pity or to try and sway the process in his favor, any way he can. Even though actions like this are extremely unlikely to have any impact. In his mind he has to know he is either a dead man or that he is going to be in a hard prison for the rest of his life. Despirate people do despirate things.
709268
Yes, I would help him if he is hurt but at the same time give out a warning to forces trying to capture him and say "Look, I found him! There he is!" And then he'll be captured and tried in international court. And I will get the 25 million dollars I deserve. Ah, sweet!
678114
No there is always a threshold that people won't cross. He could have demanded more then most but still he couldn't have demanded an unlimited amount. On top of that you would still have the limit of what the Bulls could pay. After all the owner had to have the money. If he was a Superstar and could play like in his prime he could demand whatever the max is.
674337
They will prosecute.You can't just get money for free you know.
862220
Another one of the posters had it right when they sprinkled their answers with dollar signs. It is absolutely about how much money you have and how high priced of an attorney you can afford to hire. For example, there was that real estate tycoon (can't remember his name) who killed either 1-2 people. He hired that famous Wyoming lawyer and got off. Do you think a guy from the hood, only being able to afford a public defender, is going to get the same justice?\n\nHaving seen the criminal justice system in action  this is what I see: The person commits the offense, the DA piles the charges, knowing that all those charges won't stick, but they want to get it down to the offense in which the person did commit will stick. The plea bargain goes into play in which the defendant, facing months or years more in jail than they deserve, pleas to the offense and gets the appropriate punishment.\n\nEveryone is so against plea bargaining, but if it were banned and all defendants went through a jury trial, the criminal justice system would absolutely ground to a halt! There is no way the system could handle that many cases. The system wants plea bargains, because it makes the job easier. It's also enormously expensive to run jury trials for every single case presented before the court. \n\nObviously, there have been innocent people convicted. The Innocence Project has freed nearly 150 people jailed by eyewitness identification or police interrogation, only to prove usually years later through DNA that the person isn't guilty. There are undoubtedly many more people in prison for crimes they didn't commit..\n\nThere are also undoubtedly people in prison for crimes they pled guilty to, but are actually not guilty of the crime in which they pled guilty. (I know of one such person, although they are out of prison now.) Here is how this is played out - the defendant must rely on a public defender, the DA piles charges, they negotiate down, take a guilty plea with the promise of much reduced sentences, but life if found guilty at trial by jury. The person tries to cut their losses by pleading guilty so they're not stuck in prison for life.
257253
It will work well until there are a couple of losses.  Then he'll careen out of control again.\nSigning TO for $25M was one of the stupidest signings in the history of sports.  Stupider than ARod for $100M.