The Simpson case is a case that almost every law student who enters law school will learn on his first day. The principles of criminal law, including the principle of "no guilt" and "beyond a reasonable doubt", are in the blood of almost every law student, but even knowing the outcome of the trial. Watching the final episode of Season 1 of American Crime Story still makes me nervous and gives me a real sense of why this is called the trial of the century in American history
Watching dramas like this always brings me into China involuntarily. If a superstar is accused of a brutal murder by public power, put on handcuffs and most of the evidence points to him as the suspect, our people will do it. How to judge? I think the news over the years has explained too much, so when I see that so many people in the United States are on the side of the star suspects accused by public power, he can even invite him who is almost found guilty. The dream lawyer team, and even he was finally acquitted, because the jury did not rule out reasonable doubt, how shocked I am by the dream-like trial of the century, what version will it be in China, or is there no possibility of such a trial at all, The reason why it doesn't exist is because our public power is always right? In this case in the United States, there may be more disputes, such as the questioning of the jury system, and whether the judicial system in the United States will lead to too many criminals being acquitted but ignored The basic principles of criminal law for punishing crimes but I understand why it is more often seen as a positive case to guide in the classroom of Chinese law school. That is because the above issues are far from worrying that we are indeed making progress, but such cases Always allows me to see how far we are from a relatively fair penal system. We need a Simpson case if our system doesn't allow it. Then everyone deserves to know about the Simpson case, because the more people we know, the more likely we are to usher in a Simpson case that belongs to us
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