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O.J. Simpson murder trial prosecutor receives support from judge on judicial campaign - Vimarsana News

O.J. Simpson murder trial prosecutor receives support from judge on judicial campaign

The judge involved in O.J. Simpson's murder trial has endorsed Christopher Darden, a lead prosecutor in the Simpson, for a seat on the Los Angeles County Superior Court, his campaign announced on Monday.

Judge from O.J. Simpson murder trial endorses former Simpson prosecutor's campaign - Vimarsana News

Judge from O.J. Simpson murder trial endorses former Simpson prosecutor's campaign

Two familiar names from the murder trial of O.J. Simpson are back in the news. Retired Judge Lance Ito, who presided over 1994’s “Trial of the Century,” has endorsed Christopher Darden for a seat on the Los Angeles County Superior Court, his campaign announced on Monday. Darden, 67, was a lead prosecutor in the Simpson […]

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Judge Chutkan imposes partial gag order on Trump. But silencing a defendant isn't a good thing. - Vimarsana News

Judge Chutkan imposes partial gag order on Trump. But silencing a defendant isn't a good thing.

In what kind of case do you think it would be appropriate for a criminal defendant to call the prosecutor a thug and stay on the streets? All of them.

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Thursday afternoon Cardinal news and notes - Vimarsana News

Thursday afternoon Cardinal news and notes

Bryce Patrick has the face of a human who has never seen the Louisville Cardinals lose a football game.

Kansas basketball ruling closes book on 6 years of colossal waste by FBI, NCAA - Vimarsana News

Kansas basketball ruling closes book on 6 years of colossal waste by FBI, NCAA

Kansas received three years' probation on Wednesday, the final chapter in the federal investigation of college hoops that began in 2017.