Almost immediately after the then-Los Angeles assistant district attorney was tasked with heading the prosecution of former NFL standout O.J. Simpson for the 1994 murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman, she was bathed in an intense, white-hot spotlight of media attention and public scrutiny of a sort that ** criminal litigator had ever experienced in the history of the justice system
Her life, her legal tactics, her appearance and her persona were explored, examined, celebrated, ridiculed, dissected and commented upon routinely and in microscopic detail throughout the course of the trial, as much as the celebrity plaintiff himself. She became a fixed figure in the public consciousness that has endured to this day, some two decades after Simpson's ultimate acquittal. But that's the Clark you thought you knew. Read more...
03-09-2016, 09:40 AM
Marcia Clark on 'American Crime Story' and 'the most painful aspect' of the O.J. case
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