OJ Simpson Paroled.

[Katin]

I believe that the commission board was star struck and released him prematurely. He was arrogant with the board and still found their favor, What an arrogant jerk of a human.
He was treated like a king in jail and now treated similar for parole.
OJ Simpson is Americas most popular criminal.

[overcoil]

I couldn't even watch the hearing on tv he's so despicable looking.

[infinitekidM2C]

my understanding is that they use a weird point system for each prisoner and given his responses he was destined to be paroled. i'll give you an example, if you have gang affiliations that's one point.

[///mawana]

Originally Posted by Katin

I believe that the commission board was star struck and released him prematurely. He was arrogant with the board and still found their favor, What an arrogant jerk of a human.
He was treated like a king in jail and now treated similar for parole.
OJ Simpson is Americas most popular criminal.

It's not about them, it's about what he did to earn the parole!

[David70]

Point system -

AGE AT FIRST ARREST


He was 41 when he was arrested in January 1989 for injuring then-wife Nicole Brown Simpson in a domestic argument. He pleaded no contest to spousal abuse.

He was 46 when he was arrested in 1994 after a slow-speed chase on Los Angeles-area freeways following the killings of his ex-wife and her friend, Ronald Goldman. He was acquitted of murder in 1995.

The Nevada parole board in 2013 set Simpson's score at 0 points.

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PRIOR PROBATION OR PAROLE GETTING REVOKED

Simpson has none.

His score: 0 points.

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EMPLOYMENT HISTORY PRIOR TO ARREST

Simpson collects a pension from the National Football League, and retirement counts as full-time employment.

His score: 0 points.

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OFFENSE TYPE

Simpson was convicted in Las Vegas in 2008 of kidnapping, armed robbery, assault with a deadly weapon, burglary and conspiracy. Nevada considers robbery and burglary as property offenses.

His score: 2 points.

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HISTORY OF DRUG OR ALCOHOL ABUSE

The parole board in 2013 faulted Simpson for alcohol use before his arrest, amounting to "serious disruption of functioning."

His score: 2 points.

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GENDER

Men receive 1 point, and women, 0 points because data reflects that men are more likely than women to commit another crime.

Simpson's score: 1 point.

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AGE

Nevada subtracts 1 point for parole candidates 41 or older. Simpson is 70.

His score: -1 point.

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ACTIVE GANG MEMBERSHIP

Being part of a gang adds 2 points. There have been no reports that Simpson has associated with gangs in prison.

His score: 0 points.

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TREATMENT PROGRAMS

Completing an educational, vocational or treatment program subtracts 1 point. Simpson has said he has counseled other inmates, but the board in 2013 gave him 0 points.

His score: 0 points.

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DISCIPLINARY CONDUCT

Repeated misconduct can earn 2 points, while a clean record for a year can subtract 1 point. Prison officials say Simpson has not had any disciplinary write-ups, and in 2013, he received -1 point.

His score: -1 point.

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CUSTODY LEVEL

Medium-security inmates like Simpson earn 0 points.

His score: 0 points.

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SIMPSON'S LIKELY FINAL TALLY: 3 points.

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I didn't read of any arrogance at the parole hearing.

[TXSTYLE]

The JUICE is Loose!

But in all seriousness, the man has served his time as set forth by the court for the crime he was convicted of. Anything above and beyond that is NOT relevant in this circumstance.

[David70]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

The JUICE is Loose!

But in all seriousness, the man has served his time as set forth by the court for the crime he was convicted of. Anything above and beyond that is NOT relevant in this circumstance.

Agree. Convicted, time served, was a model prisoner, let out on a point system, best I can tell treated like other convicted criminals, not sure what anyone here expected to happen.

Somewhat surprised Manson never got out or put in a asylum. He's been up for parole a number of times.

[PoorLurker]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

The JUICE is Loose! .

came in here to say that the OP missed the best opportunity for a title.

Thanks TX!

[c1pher]

The parole board made a point of mentioning that their charter was to evaluate him for the crimes he was in prison for, not anything else and based on that and his behavior in prison, they recommended parole.

[Chihuahua]

Look out!

[infinitekidM2C]

Originally Posted by Chihuahua

Look out!

especially if you live in Florida!

[fhaze3]

and Ford is doing re-releasing the Bronco WHAT YEAR IS IT (insert castaway pic here)