This sentence allows an offender to be released back into society without any conditions.

In 1968 OJ won the Heisman
Trophy for this sport while playing for Southern California.

This defence states an accused was elsewhere at the time of the crime.

Your wife's/husband's mum

This sentence is a conditional release with supervision.

This detective found the bloodied gloves at Nicole's house and OJ's estate.

"A woman framed for her husband's murder suspects he is still alive; as she has already been tried for the crime, she can't be re-prosecuted if she finds and kills him." The tagline to this 1999 movie/defence.

A stretch of open, grass-covered land, especially one closely mowed, as near a house

This sentence benefits the society with volunteer work.

The main defense used by OJ's lawyers to convince the jury of a police conspiracy.

Examples of this defence are committing actions while sleep-walking, acquiring a head injury, or Physical Disease.

You could be paying this professional up to $1000/hr to help you convince the judge you didn't do it

This sentence ensures a permanent deterrence of crime from the offender.

In 2008 OJ was charged and found guilty and is currently serving time for this crime.

The defence used when a man with a gun breakas into your house and you disable him with a baseball bat.

This 2009 movie featuring Leonidas and Django about a man who decides to take justice into his own hands.

This sentence can cost a lot.

This 1984 James Cameron Sci-Fi film had considered O.J. to play it's main role until producers had decided he was "too nice" to play a cold-blooded killing machine.

An example of this defence is a police officer bribing you to commit a crime against the law.

Billy the Kid, Jesse James, Butch Cassidy, John Marston