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12/07/07
One of the challenges that comes with this case is Simpson's history. According to his lawyer, "the jury selection [will] be an 'onerous' task that [could] probably last longer than the trial itself."
"I am very concerned that we get 12 people on the jury that can listen to the evidence that occurs in the courtroom, said Simpson
attorney Yale Galanter. "People are going to have opinions."
For Simpson, Ehrlich, and Stewart, a trial has been set for April 7. According to Galanter, "Mr. Simpson is glad that the arraignment is over with. He's glad that he doesn't have to come back to Vegas until April."
Galanter also said that while he wouldn't mind "[having] the case resolved without a trial," he is not interested in a plea agreement, for he "[doesn't] know what [his] client did wrong."
"And that's why it would be difficult for us to enter into any kind of plea agreement," he said. "It wasn't a trespass because he was invited into the room. It wasn't a robbery because it wasn't the unlawful taking of someone else's property."
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