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| Alecia Exum | you hear a lot about this talk of justice | ||
| Robert Gluck | I guess Dr. Martin Luther King said it best when he said that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere | ||
| Eileen Myles | and so we are now embarked upon this search for justice | ||
| Sarah Pettit/Frank Moore | this search for the facts | ||
| Anne-christine d'Adesky/Anthony Viti | this search for truth | ||
| Dan Butler | each of you made a number of promises in the course of voir dire examination | ||
| Vincent W. Gagliostro | which is basically unprecedented and due mainly to the largesse of Judge Ito in understanding | ||
| Robert Hilferty | the possibility of media taint associated with this case | ||
| Laurie Weeks/Amy Steiner | so we know a lot about you at this point | ||
| Stacey D'Erasmo | and we--of course all sides--are very pleased with the fact that | ||
| Bina Sharif | you have agreed to serve as jurors | ||
| Linda Matalon | to give us your time | ||
| Bill Jacobson | to leave your lives | ||
| Hilton Als | to be sequestered as it were | ||
| Lovett/Codagnone | that is a remarkable sacrifice | ||
| Bill Dobbs | Abraham Lincoln said it best when he said that the highest act of citizenship is jury service | ||
| Kiki Mason | and you are embarked on that jury service | ||
| Lyle Ashton Harris | but it doesn't stop with just coming down and taking notes | ||
| Joe Westmoreland | it doesn't stop with the inconvenience of being away from your families | ||
| James Baggett/Joy Episalla | when it stops is when you, if you can, render a verdict in this case | ||
| Chris Cochrane | and whether or not that verdict reflects the evidence in this case | ||
| Avram Finkelstein | a verdict rendered devoid of sympathy or passion against Mr. Simpson or any side in this case | ||
| Dale Peck | you made these promises and both sides are mindful of these promises | ||
| Rose Troche | and we know you are going to keep those promises | ||
| Michael James O'Brien | Cicero said that he who violates his oath profanes the divinity of faith itself | ||
| Donna Binder | and of course we know that you will live up to your promises | ||
| Elise Harris | and be fair and keep an open mind and decide this case not on speculation | ||
| Gerri Gomez Pearlberg | not on conjecture, not on surmise, but based on the facts | ||
| Carl George/John Paradiso | you then as jurors are the conscience of this community | ||
| Sara Miles | your verdict sets the standards of what we should have | ||
| Marisa Cardinale | and what should happen in this community | ||
| Suzanne Wright | you have this rare opportunity, it seems to me, to be a participant in this search for justice | ||
| Will Guilliams | and for truth, and in the final analysis, hopefully by April of this year, i'm optimistic still | ||
| Barbara Barg | you will be able to render perhaps the most important decision of your lives | ||
| George Wittman | and so we want you to keep your minds open and fresh | ||
| John Weir | so that you can render that decision impartially to both sides | ||
| Mi Ok Song Bruining | so that people all over the world can say | ||
| Carrie Moyer | this system works | ||
| Guin Turner | this was a fair trial | ||
| Sally Chew | these were fair people | ||
| Zoe Leonard | so thank you in advance again | ||
| Cindra Feuer | for your service | ||
| Sarah Schulman | for the verdict that you are likely to render | ||
| Nina Herzog | and for all the things that | ||
| Catherine Saalfield/Hanna Crespo | you are doing here for us | ||
| Tony Kushner | CLOSING REMARKS | ||
| Lee Schy | EPILOGUE POSTHUMOUS SUBMISSION |
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