If I was Oscar pistorius I would have gotten a pair of Bruno magli shoes and made some bloody footprints and for good measure throw in a pair of undersized gloves near the scene ... If the gloves don't fit you must acquit
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=88981.msg559471#msg559471 date=1397598553]
Shoes and Footprints ??
thought Oscar had NO legs....hence Paralympian :-[
[/quote]Exactly , if there were foot prints , there aint no way he could be guilty since he aint got no legs
[quote author=Kwami link=topic=88981.msg559469#msg559469 date=1397597934]
If I was Oscar pistorius I would have gotten a pair of Bruno magli shoes and made some bloody footprints and for good measure throw in a pair of undersized gloves near the scene ... If the gloves don't fit you must acquit
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[quote author=Snoopster link=topic=88981.msg559475#msg559475 date=1397598841] He clearly isn't as smart as O.J. 8)
[/quote]or Johnny Cochraine ... This prosecutor aint no Marcia Clarke or Christopher Darden ... Brilliant dude
[quote author=Snoopster link=topic=88981.msg559482#msg559482 date=1397599647] Yeah, from what I've been told he conducted a classic cross examination.
If you can't get an admission, you wear the lying s.o.b down till he cries for himself and not for his victim.
[/quote] but what fool Lawyer would pit his client on the stand?
[quote author=Kwami link=topic=88981.msg559484#msg559484 date=1397599836]
but what fool Lawyer would pit his client on the stand?
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In this case it seems he had little choice.
The defence was based purely on Pistorius' version of events. If that version is not before the court then it can't be considered in evidence and it's a straight conviction.
The O.J. case was different. O.J. denied even being at the scene of the crime. So there was never "his version" of anything which he had to tell the court. Then we had the incompetence of the LAPD's investigation which tainted the evidence. So Johnnie never had to put O.J. in the hot seat to raise a reasonable doubt.