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O.J. Simpson and Crackhead Jesus Reveal Paradox of U.S. Justice System.

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NEW YORK, Sept. 24 /PRNewswire/ -- The legal trials and tribulations of sports legend O.J. Simpson and multi-media artist, Victor-Hugo Vaca Jr. have raised awareness amongst the general public about the litigation vortex which exists in the U.S. Justice system. The two celebrities have forced legal experts and media to analyze allegations that justice can be selectively applied and manipulated with money and skilled attorneys.

Simpson, aided by his high-priced team of legal eagles led by Johnny Cochrane and F. Lee Bailey was acquitted of murder charges in criminal court and ...

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