81.   That episode led Simpson to plead no contest to spousal abuse, and to send to his wife several contrite letters, which the jury will now hear.

82.   That issue surfaced last summer when state and federal juries heard separate lawsuits against Exxon brought by fishermen, native villagers and other Alaskans.

83.   The court also released the transcript of a conference with lawyers suggesting that Ito, at least initially, was inclined to allow the jury to hear the statement.

84.   The decision on these witnesses could prove important if Ito decides to allow the jury to hear the evidence on domestic discord.

85.   The defense wants the jury to hear all of this, to discredit Fuhrman and bolster the theory that the police framed Simpson.

86.   The defense, however, contends that the confession, which the jury will hear later in the trial, was coerced.

87.   The jury is now hearing testimony to determine whether to give the former decorated soldier the death penalty and sentence him to life in a federal prison.

88.   The jury has heard all the arguments and now must decide as to guilt.

89.   The jury heard conflicting accounts of what Stephan knew about the out-of-court settlement, in which no formal written documentation existed.

90.   The jury heard nothing of the mental disease, and convicted Greene of indecent liberties and kidnapping.