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O.J. Simpson was granted parole Wednesday on some charges related to his 2008 armed robbery convictions. But he won't be freed from prison just yet because his sentences were to be served consecutively. He'll have to serve at least four more years behind bars.

The Nevada Parole Board said in a statement that it reached its decision based on Simpson's "institutional conduct, participation in programs, lack of prior conviction history and that he has consecutive sentences yet to serve."

After the former NFL star's parole becomes effective on October 2, 2013, he must start serving a 12-month-minimum sentence related to his use of a weapon during the incident. If he's granted parole on that charge (which carries up to 72 months behind bars), then he has two more sentences to serve that carry a minimum of 18 months each.

Simpson was convicted and sentenced to up to 33 years in prison, with eligibility for parole, on October 5, 2008, for entering a Las Vegas hotel room and collecting sports memorabilia that he said belonged to him. Simpson insisted that no weapons were ever discussed and that he never saw any weapons in the hotel room where he got the items.

http://www.hlntv.com/article/2013/07/31/oj-simpson-parole-still-faces-jail-robbery-kidnapping?hpt=hp_t2

Yeeee O.J.

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Lets see, sentenced to 33 years, served 5, four more to go, that is nine years out of a 33 years sentence.

And Canadians complain we are soft on crime. Its seems laws vary for different states as Florida have NO parole.

I suppose he got off lightly, if he was convicted of those murders in 1995, he would have got life.

So in few years he will be back on the golf course, one of his favourite pastimes.

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Lets see, sentenced to 33 years, served 5, four more to go, that is nine years out of a 33 years sentence.

And Canadians complain we are soft on crime. Its seems laws vary for different states as Florida have NO parole.

I suppose he got off lightly, if he was convicted of those murders in 1995, he would have got life.

So in few years he will be back on the golf course, one of his favourite pastimes.

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