RE: "Every time someone cries wolf it makes it that much more difficult for those who are truly wronged."
True enough, but how does that make Cochran a dangerous man? Low moral values is not (in and of itself) a cause of danger to the safety and well-being of others.
And just what was so "dangerous" about those black people supporting O.J. during the trial? Maybe they just saw things a little differently than you and me, and I doubt a "guilty" verdict would have incited the same kind of violence seen during the Rodney King debacle.
BTW: I think O.J. was utterly guilty of the murders at hand, that Cochran was using underhanded (but time-tested and legal) tactics to defend his client from the charge, and that the LAPD was a corrupt and sometimes racist organization throughout much of the '80's/early 90's, as evidenced by the many, many scandals and similar charges that erupted against the LAPD half a decade ago (leading to much-needed changes in the system designed to ensure equal protection of all citizens under the law).