Newsday reported Friday that Thomas Spota, district attorney for Long Island's Suffolk County, had filed a request to impanel a grand jury to hear evidence related to the growing sex abuse scandal.
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When a Lake County coroner's inquest concluded that McCall had acted in the line of duty, Judge Truman Futch ruled that he saw no need to impanel a grand jury on this incident.
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Both sides in the civil proceeding hope to use this color chasm to their advantage, with Simpson's lawyers hoping to impanel as many blacks as possible and the plaintiffs'attorneys generally favoring whites.
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A child advocacy agency released a report documenting a system so overburdened that some caseworkers only investigated child abuse complaints involving broken bones, prompting Gov . Christie Whitman to impanel a commission to study the issue.
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"The fact that media coverage may make it more difficult to select and impanel a fair and impartial jury is not a basis to deny access to government records, " the court ruled.
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As provided in, the U . S . District Court in every judicial district having more than four million inhabitants must impanel a special grand jury when requested by a designated official of the Justice Department.
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Earlier this month, Fox decided to postpone an O . J . Simpson TV movie after the former football star's attorneys argued that the film would make it even harder to impanel an unprejudiced jury.
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"Sheer volume of publicity alone does not deny a defendant a fair trial . . . The bottom line is whether this court can impanel impartial jurors, " he said, at a hearing.
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In the months after the fire, the acting Essex County prosecutor, Donald C . Campolo, began an intense investigation into the fire, and asked a judge to impanel a 12-member grand jury.
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In an article that he recently wrote for the New York Times he defended his move to impanel a federal grand jury to consider criminal evidence against Clinton because of " the gravity of the situation ."
