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...those merely watching on the sidelines, the adversarial nature of courtroom proceedings does tempt an observer to keep score. Advantage prosecution, the pundits declared following Day One. TOUCHDOWN, JOHNNIE! blared the tabloid New York Post after Cochran took the floor. ``After the prosecution finished, it seemed so clear that O.J. was guilty,'' says U.S.C.'s Chemerinsky. ``Then after the defense finished, you felt he was not guilty. What more could you ask for?'' The jury, however, has yet to see the full presentation of evidence--and evidence, in theory, is what will take...
Streisand, who wanted her tour of the University to be "as private as possible," fended off news and tabloid photographers throughout...
...think this is something the Boston Church ofChrist wants to take and say "Hey, we're officialat Harvard,'" he says. "One of the tabloid TVstations called Dean Epps' office and said `Wehear the Boston Church of Christ is going to berecognized on your campus...
...course, this gives a somewhat splintered view of our fair university. Yup. There's a reason that the cover of last year's Commencement tabloid in The Crimson had a shattered Harvard seal on the cover...
...jury has heard none of this. They spent the hearings sequestered in a Los Angeles hotel, their first taste of what may be months of isolation. Scrambling to contain the damage, defense lawyer Johnnie Cochran Jr. complained to reporters outside the courtroom about "a tabloid prosecution" that took its cues from the best seller by Nicole's friend Faye Resnick. One day later, prosecutors temporarily withdrew 18 of the 62 items, including Nicole's narrative, which the defense belittled as the work of a woman marshaling her case in a divorce dispute. Though that went far to make the prosecution...