Court TV’s “Trial & Error: Why Did O.J. Win?” continues its in-depth examination of the infamous trial with an episode focusing on O.J. Simpson’s history of domestic violence. “Domestic Violence” examines how the prosecution attempted to use Simpson’s past actions against him, arguing that it demonstrated a pattern of abusive behavior. The episode also explores the defense’s counter-arguments, which asserted that prior acts of domestic violence did not prove Simpson guilty of murder.
Nicole Brown’s sister provides firsthand accounts of the abuse, giving viewers a deeper understanding of the complicated relationship between Nicole and O.J. The episode also features perspectives from attorneys, legal experts, and Los Angeles police detectives. The program seeks to analyze not just the facts of the case, but also the cultural context in which the trial took place.
“Domestic Violence” airs Sunday, March 2, 2025, at 8:00 PM ET/PT on Court TV. It’s a look at a controversial aspect of a case that continues to fascinate and divide public opinion.
