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CA v. O.J. Simpson
S1, EP386 "State Criminalist Faces Cross-Examination"
Right out the gate during cross-examination, O.J. Simpson's defense went straight to challenging the qualifications and experience of the DNA analyst Gary Sims who worked for the California Department of Justice.
S1, EP384 "Challenging the Criminalist and His Lab Work"
The Defense stuck to its strategy as jurors heard about O.J.'s DNA found on critical pieces of evidence. His lawyers alleged corrupt officers planted his blood on that evidence.
S1, EP387 "Wide-Ranging Cross-Examination"
The cross-examination of the DNA analyst on the stand was wide-ranging. Gary Sims was a criminalist working for the state of California. O.J. Simpson's defense team raised questions about the accreditation of him and the lab where he worked.
S1, EP411 "LAPD Serologist Takes the Stand"
Both sides went after each other in an extensive hearing. The Defense pushed back on the State's DNA exhibits claiming inaccuracy. The State then came back by accusing O.J.'s team of sandbagging them once again.
S1, EP386 "State Criminalist Faces Cross-Examination"
Right out the gate during cross-examination, O.J. Simpson's defense went straight to challenging the qualifications and experience of the DNA analyst Gary Sims who worked for the California Department of Justice.
S1, EP384 "Challenging the Criminalist and His Lab Work"
The Defense stuck to its strategy as jurors heard about O.J.'s DNA found on critical pieces of evidence. His lawyers alleged corrupt officers planted his blood on that evidence.
S1, EP383 "Understanding DNA Under the Microscope"
The Prosecution had some hypothetical questions for DNA analyst Gary Sims. The strategy here was to try to head off the Defense's anticipated line of attack.
S1, EP382 "Population Genetics"
Jurors again heard about what's called population genetics. The experts in this case got into specifics to try to explain the DNA evidence linked to the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.
