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    (Source: Nevada Supreme Court) OJ Simpson's criminal conviction by a Nevada jury on conspiracy, burglary, kidnapping, and weapons charges was upheld by Nevada's Supreme Court. He is currently serving 33 years in state prison, with a possibility of parole after 9 years.

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    (Source: Nevada Supreme Court) OJ Simpson's criminal conviction by a Nevada jury on conspiracy, burglary, kidnapping, and weapons charges was upheld by Nevada's Supreme Court. He is currently serving 33 years in state prison, with a possibility of parole after 9 years.

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    (Source: Nevada Supreme Court) OJ Simpson's criminal conviction by a Nevada jury on conspiracy, burglary, kidnapping, and weapons charges was upheld by Nevada's Supreme Court. He is currently serving 33 years in state prison, with a possibility of parole after 9 years.

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    (Source: Nevada Supreme Court) OJ Simpson's criminal conviction by a Nevada jury on conspiracy, burglary, kidnapping, and weapons charges was upheld by Nevada's Supreme Court. He is currently serving 33 years in state prison, with a possibility of parole after 9 years.

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