O.J. Simpson went to the Nevada Supreme Court with 6 reasons why he shouldn’t be with The Girls at Lovelock for any more of his 33-year sentence for being a dumba**. They weren’t impressed.
That’s what happens when you write books bragging about murdering pretty blonde girls and sh*t.
The Nevada Supreme Court Friday upheld former football player O.J. Simpson’s convictions for kidnapping with a deadly weapon and other charges in his 2008 Las Vegas armed robbery trial, but ordered a new trial for co-defendant Clarence Stewart.
Simpson, 63, is now serving a 33-year sentence with the possibility of parole after nine years for 10 convictions relating to an armed confrontation over sports memorabilia in a Las Vegas hotel room. Simpson and five other men tried to regain property that Simpson claimed was his.
That 2008 Nevada conviction came exactly 13 years after Simpson was acquitted in Los Angeles, California, in the murders of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend Ron Goldman.
In his Nevada appeal, Simpson unsuccessfully argued that the trial court erred when prosecutors were allowed to remove two potential jurors who were African-American.
Simpson also alleged the trial court improperly restricted him from asking potential jurors about the notorious California murder trial and a subsequent wrongful death civil suit accusing him of causing the two deaths. Simpson also contended the Las Vegas trial court improperly admitted hearsay statements.
“We conclude that all of Simpson’s arguments on appeal are without merit and we therefore affirm the judgment of conviction,” Nevada’s high court said in its ruling.
Better luck in 2017!
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