After almost nine years in prison, O. J. Simpson, who was convicted in 2008 of kidnapping and robbery at a Las Vegas hotel, is scheduled to stand before a Nevada parole board later today. Which comes closest to your view?

After almost nine years in prison, O. J. Simpson, who was convicted in 2008 of kidnapping and robbery at a Las Vegas hotel, is scheduled to stand before a Nevada parole board later today. Which comes closest to your view? Published on July 21, 2017 → Survey conducted on July 21, 2017 on 4129 U.S. adults

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Gender

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Simpson has served his time and the board should grant him parole

39%

Simpson should remain in prison for now, but not necessarily for his full 33-year sentence

17%

Simpson should remain in prison until he completes his full 33-year sentence

22%

Not sure

22%

Simpson has served his time and the board should grant him parole

39%

Simpson should remain in prison for now, but not necessarily for his full 33-year sentence

17%

Simpson should remain in prison until he completes his full 33-year sentence

22%

Not sure

22%

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