The Burden of Evidence
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To which a fascinated nation added several questions of its own: What will blood DNA tests show? What other evidence will the prosecution spring? Will the police find another suspect? What kind of defense will be mounted by Shapiro, a lawyer who usually gives good value for his hourly rate? What's in the mysterious manila envelope? Can a jury in cop-wary Los Angeles ever convict Simpson? And -- the question looming over all the other questions -- if Simpson is convicted of murder, will he be condemned to die or to spend the rest of his life in prison?
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