AP / Oct. 1: / O.J. Simpson and his attorney Yale Galanter appear during Simpson's trial at the Clark County Regional Justice Center in Las Vegas.
Conspiracy to commit a crime
Conspiracy to kidnap
Two counts of first degree kidnapping
Burglary in possession of a deadly weapon
Two counts of armed robbery
Two counts of assault with a deadly weapon
O J Simpson talks to Judge before sentencing / YouTube.com
O.J. Simpson Sentenced to at Least 15 Years for Armed Robbery and Kidnapping
FoxNews.Com / Friday, December 05, 2008
O.J. Simpson was sentenced Friday to at least 15 years in prison for armed robbery and kidnapping in a failed attempt to recover sports memorabilia from two collectibles dealers.
There will be the possibility of parole after six years, Judge Jackie Glass said.
His co-defendant Clarence "C.J." Stewart received the same sentence.
Before the judge handed down his sentence, Simpson apologized to her and the Las Vegas court after learning he won't be able to be freed on bail if he appeals.
Simpson appeared at the hearing in a blue prison jumpsuit, shackles and handcuffs.
"I stand before you today sorry," an emotional Simpson told Glass, fighting back tears. "I am apologetic to the people of Nevada. ... When I came here, I came here for a wedding. I didn't come to reclaim property."
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O.J. Simpson Sentenced to at Least 15 Years for Armed Robbery and Kidnapping
FoxNews.Com / Friday, December 05, 2008
O.J. Simpson was sentenced Friday to at least 15 years in prison for armed robbery and kidnapping in a failed attempt to recover sports memorabilia from two collectibles dealers.
There will be the possibility of parole after six years, Judge Jackie Glass said.
His co-defendant Clarence "C.J." Stewart received the same sentence.
Before the judge handed down his sentence, Simpson apologized to her and the Las Vegas court after learning he won't be able to be freed on bail if he appeals.
Simpson appeared at the hearing in a blue prison jumpsuit, shackles and handcuffs.
"I stand before you today sorry," an emotional Simpson told Glass, fighting back tears. "I am apologetic to the people of Nevada. ... When I came here, I came here for a wedding. I didn't come to reclaim property."
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Fred Goldman and his daughter, Kim Goldman, father and sister of murder victim Ron Goldman, the friend of Simpson's slain ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, were among the 15 members of the public to gain entry to the courtroom. Most of the 63 seats were taken by media, lawyers and family members of the defendants.
After the sentence was handed down, Fred Goldman told reporters that "this is a bittersweet moment" but spoke of the satisfaction of seeing Simpson — whom he called an "SOB" and a "monster" — in shackles.
"He'll be where he belongs, with others of his kind," Goldman said.
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After the sentence was handed down, Fred Goldman told reporters that "this is a bittersweet moment" but spoke of the satisfaction of seeing Simpson — whom he called an "SOB" and a "monster" — in shackles.
"He'll be where he belongs, with others of his kind," Goldman said.
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