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OJ Simpson Trials
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OJ Simpson Trials
Analyzes the different outcomes of Simpson's criminal & civil trials, focusing on the racial make-up of the juries.
1,350 words (approx. 5.4 pages) |
7 sources |
1999
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"O. J. SIMPSON CRIMINAL TRIAL: EXPLAINING THE VERDICTThis research attempts to explain why O. J. Simpson's criminal trial for the murder of Nicole Brown and Ronald Goodman ended in a verdict of "not guilty," while the civil trial, O. J. Simpson was found responsible for causing the wrongful death of Nicole Brown and Ronald Goodman. To the extent possible, this explanation is couched in concepts from social psychology. Within this context, it is hypothesized that variations in the outcomes of the criminal and civil trials involving the deaths of Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman was a function of the social psychological concept of social identity in relation to the jurors of the two trials.
Social identity is defined as the individual's knowledge of personal membership in specific social groupings, together with the .."
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"OJ Simpson Trials" 15 January 2012. Web. 12 Feb. 2012. <http://www.academon.com/Essay-OJ-Simpson-Trials/13658>
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