[Lower55]

Did you hear OJ's first lawyer 'all but' admit he knew OJ did it. That's why he wouldn't represent him.

[Kevin Curry]

Did you hear OJ's first lawyer 'all but' admit he knew OJ did it. That's why he wouldn't represent him.

That's right. As happened here, there were reports that he was exploring a deal when Cochran and Bailey came in and killed it. He effectively withdrew, never twisted the truth or evidence.

He, alone among OJ's lawyers, gained my admiration for his ethical stance.

[spqrzilla9]

Did you hear OJ's first lawyer 'all but' admit he knew OJ did it. That's why he wouldn't represent him.

That's not true, his first lawyer wasn't a criminal defense lawyer. And he didn't withdraw.

[Stone Mountain]

Did you hear OJ's first lawyer 'all but' admit he knew OJ did it.

I hadn't heard about that. Who was his first lawyer and how did he "all but" admit OJ did it while being constrained by lawyer-client privledge? Was he ever sanctioned?