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O.J. Simpson Murder Trial - Arlington Shadow Jury (1995)

Jim Ruddy

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A reporter with the Star-Telegram explains to the panelists how the shadow jury will work
Interview with the reporter about the purpose of the panel
The panelists cast their initial verdicts
Interviews with the panelists about why they are serving on the shadow jury and whether or not they believe Simpson is guilty
Interviews with a restaurant patrons about the extensive media coverage of the trial

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Televised across the country by Court TV, the 1995 murder trial of O.J. Simpson became arguably the most publicized criminal case in American history. To give a local perspective to the national story, the Star-Telegram elected to form a panel of Arlington residents to watch the trial unfold and pass their own verdict. This unedited news report about the shadow panel begins by showing a Star-Telegram reporter explaining the purpose of the panel. Next, Dallas-based director Jim Ruddy interviews panel members about their opinions of the trial so far. Ruddy also speaks with patrons at a local restaurant, J. Gilligan’s, about the explosive media coverage of the trial.

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