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Robert Shapiro Reveals What O.J. Simpson Said To Him After He Was Acquitted


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Robert Shapiro, the famous American lawyer who formed part of O.J. Simpson’s legal team in the notorious double-murder case of 1995 dubbed ‘the trial of the century’, has revealed what his client told him after he was acquitted.

The 73 year old was interviewed by Megyn Kelly for Fox News on Tuesday evening (May 17th), and revealed some details about what happened after Simpson was declared a free man. “’You had told me this would be the result from the beginning’,” Shapiro recalled the former football player told him, “you were right.”

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Video - Robert Shapiro Defends Casey Anthony Jury


Robert Shapiro, the American lawyer best known for successfully defended O.J Simpson in his high-profile murder trial, spotted leaving Mastros steakhouse in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles. Wearing a smart dinner jacket, Shapiro stopped to chat with photographers and reporters.

The 58-year-old spoke briefly about the recent Casey Anthony trial, in which a jury found the mother from Florida not guilty of killing her daughter. Shapiro said, "It's a very, very difficult case - I think the jury did the best they could with the evidence they had", adding, "There's two cases going on - there's the case in public opinion and the case in the court"

A Lawyer Walks Into A Bar... Review


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If you don't have a lawyer in the family... you're probably not looking hard enough. With some one million lawyers in America, we live in easily the most litigious country in the world, and documentarian Eric Chaikin (whose competitive Scrabble documentary Word Wars is a guilty pleasure) tears the profession down before quietly building it back up again.

Chaikin begins by shredding some of lawyerdom's most notorious facets -- the growth of frivolous lawsuits, ambulance chasers, and absurd warnings on products urging you not to ingest them -- then abruptly turns his attention to a group of aspiring lawyers who are set to take the Bar Exam in a few weeks' time. Here we witness the grueling preparations required for the three-day exam (including sample questions), and the strong likelihood that our subjects will not pass anyway: In California, the Bar has an average pass rate of just 39 percent. What, no more new lawyers!?

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