Kellermann's Kollectionn of:
OJ SIMPSON TRIAL SCHOLARLY SYMPOSIA
Last Updated 08/27/97
Association of the Bar of the City of New York. (1995). "The O.J. Simpson Case and Capital Punishment." Howard Law Journal, 38(2), 247-.
Forum. (Sept. 30, 1994). "The O.J. Simpson Case, By the Numbers." Law Enforcement News, 20(408), 8-.
On-Line Roundtable. (1995). "[In the Wake of the O.J. Simpson Verdict: Comments of On-line Subscribers to Lexis Counsel Connect.]" The American Lawyer, 17(9), 56-.
Sandeen, Rod, Buchanan, Brian J., & Fliess, Maurice (Eds). (1995). "Did We Learn Anything": A Panel Discussion and Forum on How the O. J. Simpson Trial Influenced Media Practices. Presented at the Associated Press Managing Editors Convention. Published by the Freedom Forum, Arlington, VA
Symposium. (1994, August). "O.J. Simpson Case and Media Coverage." Bulletin of the American Society of Newspaper Editors (ASNE), 760.
Symposium. (Spring, 1995). "America's Search for Sacrificial Victims." Journal of Psychohistory, 22(4).
Symposium. (Summer, 1995). "The O.J. Simpson Symposium Issue. America's Criminal Justice System: Where Sexism, Racism, and Classism Converge -- Critical Perspectives on the O.J. Simpson Trial." Hastings Women's Law Journal, 6(2).
Symposium. (Fall, 1995). "O.J. Simpson Murder Trial: Race and Racism in the Last Quarter of '95: The OJ and Post-OJ Trial and the Million Man March." Black Scholar, 25(4).
Symposium. (1996). "OJ Lessons." Southern California Law Review, 69(4).
Symposium. (1996). "O.J. Simpson and the Criminal Justice System on Trial." University of Colorado Law Review, 67(4), 727-1120.
Symposium. (1995, December). "Symposium on the Adversarial vs. Inquisitorial System: Reflections on the O.J. Simpson Trial." Jewish Law Report.