Criminal Justice
O.J. Pleads Not Guilty to Robbery, Kidnapping in Vegas
Posted Nov 28, 2007, 04:17 pm CDT
By Molly McDonough
O.J. Simpson and two co-defendants pleaded not guilty to charges they brandished weapons in an attempt to take football memorabilia Simpson claims belongs to him.
Judge Jackie Glass, of the Clark County district court in Las Vegas, set an April 7 trial date for Simpson, Clarence Steward and Charles Ehrlich, Reuters reports.
The three face charges of conspiracy, kidnapping, robbery and burglary relating to the Sept. 13 incident at the Palace Station Hotel and Casino. Three other men in the case have already agreed to plead guilty and testify against Simpson, Reuters reports.
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