Jurors begin to get cabin fever as they are sequestered during the O.J. trial. As they begin to more restless a chess match between Marcia Clark and Johnnie Cochran begins to dismiss as many jurors as possible that are perceived not to be sympathetic to their side.  And what would be a modern bombshell in a court case today as high-tech evidence of a defendant's guilt, DNA, is dismissed as unreliable.

Jurors begin to get cabin fever as they are sequestered during the O.J. trial. As they begin to more restless a chess match between Marcia Clark and Johnnie Cochran begins to dismiss as many jurors as possible that are perceived not to be sympathetic to their side. And what would be a modern bombshell in a court case today as high-tech evidence of a defendant's guilt, DNA, is dismissed as unreliable.

Ep. 08 - "A Jury in Jail", Deep dive about race and jury selection, Early DNA as evidence

After every episode of FX's "The People v. O.J. Simpson," Jeffrey Toobin (a consultant on the show who wrote the book by the same name) joins "Reliable Sources" host Brian Stelter to separate fact from fiction.

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