A Las Vegas judge has rejected a request to delay the start of the O.J. Simpson's upcoming trial for armed robbery and kidnapping.
A lawyer for Clarence "CJ" Stewart said he will appeal the decision to the Nevada Supreme Court. He had argued that it would be impossible for Stewart to get a fair trial because most of the focus will be on Simpson.
The judge is also hearing from an attorney who says he recorded a key witness contradicting his sworn testimony.
That witness, Michael McClinton, testified that Simpson asked him to bring guns to confront two sports memorabilia dealers at Palace Station last September.
Simpson and Clarence "CJ" Stewart's trial is expected to begin on September 8, 2008.
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Vegas DA can't squeeze the Juice
The truth should come out the prosecution's star witness should be arrested for receiving stolen property-
Little League WC- 1962
it should have happened thirteen years ago. I hope that he spends the rest of his crooked life behind bars rotting.
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