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Has the media learned anything since the O.J. Simpson trial?

  • Written by Frankie Bailey, Professor of Criminal Justice, University at Albany, State University of New York
Has the media learned anything since the O.J. Simpson trial?O.J. Simpson shows the jury a pair of gloves, similar to those found near the crime scene, during his trial in Los Angeles in 1995.POO/AFP via Getty Images

With the death of O.J. Simpson, I can’t help but wonder whether the media has learned any lessons from its coverage of his trial, in which the ex-football star was acquitted of murdering...

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