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Other presidential candidates include Eli W. Bolotin '98, Joseph G. Cleeman '98, David S. Goodman '97-'98, Albert S. Lee '98, Eric M. Nelson '99, Justin E. Porter '99, and William P. Pyonteck...
...informally told him he is not welcome there; he is occasionally seen at a public course. But he mostly spends his time brooding about his legal problems. Not only is there the civil trial, but also Nicole's parents are seeking custody of Simpson's children Sydney and Justin, who are living with the Browns. Simpson has often been seen near their home when he is not scheduled for a visit. One family member says they feel "stalked...
...presidential candidates are Trevor J. Blake '00, Eli W. Bolotin '98, Cleemann, David S. Goodman '97-98, Adam D. Green '99, Elizabeth A. Haynes '98, Benjamin R. Kaplan '99, Kaufman, Albert S. Lee '98, Eric M. Nelson '99, Justin E. Porter '99, William P. Pyonteck Jr. '00 and Lamelle D. Rawlins '99. The vice presidential candidates are Selamawi H. Asgedom '99, Michael A. O'Mary '99, Mark A. Price '98, Ethan G. Russell '98, Joseph A. Sena '99 and Megan V. Strackbein...
...have all the participants been placed under a gag order, but reporters have been barred from the courtroom altogether, as they typically are in California child-custody cases. There is no jury. Superior Court Judge Nancy Wieben Stock will be the only one to decide whether Sydney, 11, and Justin, 8, should live with their father, or remain with their maternal grandparents, Lou and Juditha Brown. The children have been living with the Browns ever since Simpson was arrested in June 1994. After his acquittal on murder charges last October, he began spending some weekends with them, then in June...
...what of the wishes of the children? The general rule in custody cases is that the child's preferences may be considered, but are not the deciding factor. The Browns would like Sydney and Justin to be interviewed by the judge, but she hasn't done so as yet. Sydney in particular seems to be having emotional problems, and the custody court earlier this month ordered her to be examined by a psychiatrist, TIME has learned. On at least one occasion, the girl refused. Even without the media glare, this latest legal wrangle in the Simpson saga will undoubtedly exact...