Arguments O.J. Simpson’s Lawyers are Making for His Release

JUICETICE IS BLIND DEPT.

O.J. Simpson is currently arguing before a judge that he should be freed from jail because his lawyer botched his 2008 trial for armed robbery and kidnapping. (Poor guy — he can’t get away with anything!) His new lawyers will present 19 reasons why the Juice should be let loose — and we managed to get our hands on a few!

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Roger Clemens’ Weekend Plans

Roger Clemens Weekend

• Call up Casey Anthony, see if she has any tips

• De-Friend Andy Pettitte

• Stockpile clean urine (just in case)

• Check nads, see if they still look like two Craisins

• Fling a bat at Mike Piazza, just for old times' sake

• Tell wife he’s going to the store, then go see Larry Crowne instead (because he’s a huge effin' liar!)

• Take comfort in the fact that, when he goes to prison, he already knows he looks good in a striped uniform

Artist: Sam Sisco

Other Things the Casey Anthony Jury Has “Reasonable Doubt” About

Casey Anthony Get Out of Jail Card

THE JURY ALSO HAS "REASONABLE DOUBT" ABOUT...

    • Whether or not a bear would actually defecate in a wooded area.

    • Did NBC’s The Event fail to live up to the network’s hype?

    • Did Vancouver fans take the loss in the Stanley Cup finals rather hard?

    • Could 15 minutes really save you 15% or more on your car insurance?

    • Whether or not that “rapture thing” happened on May 22.

    • Does Sarah Palin sometimes come off a bit uninformed?

    • Did LeBron’s performance in the NBA finals fall far short of expectations?

    • Is the Zune really less popular than the iPod?

    • Is Blockbuster thriving in the digital age?

    • Hitler’s culpability in World War II.

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