The O.J. Simpson trial—televised for 134 days to a mesmerized nation—made celebrities out of the lawyers involved. Twenty years later, where are they now?
Marcia Clark: The chief prosecutor, Clark, now 62, went on leave from the Los Angeles district attorney’s office after the verdict in 1995 and officially resigned in 1997. Since then, she’s written three novels that feature Los Angeles special trials prosecutor Rachel Knight, as well as a nonfiction account of the Simpson trial. She’s also been a television legal analyst, authored and sold television pilots, made a guest appearance on “Pretty Little Liars” and been parodied by Tina Fey on “The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.”
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