Judicial/Racial Issues Surrounding O.J. Simpson Survey Statistics at Survelum Public Data Bank |
Data collected: 66 survey responses Click on underlined response options to use corellation filters |
Demographic Questions |
Please specify your gender: | ||
Male | (26; 39%) | |
Female | (38; 58%) | |
Transgender | (1; 2%) |
Please specify your race: | ||
African-American | (9; 14%) | |
Asian/Pacific Islander | (4; 6%) | |
Latino/Hispanic | (2; 3%) | |
Native American | (0; 0%) | |
White/Caucasian | (48; 73%) | |
Other | (2; 3%) |
Please specify your age: | ||
Under 13 | (0; 0%) | |
13-18 | (5; 8%) | |
19-25 | (32; 48%) | |
26-34 | (2; 3%) | |
35-49 | (13; 20%) | |
50-65 | (13; 20%) | |
65 and over | (0; 0%) |
Please specify the highest degree you have earned: | ||
Have Not Completed High School | (2; 3%) | |
High School Diploma/G.E.D. | (34; 52%) | |
Associate Degree | (2; 3%) | |
Bachelor Degree | (12; 18%) | |
Masters Degree | (14; 21%) | |
Doctorate | (1; 2%) |
If you are a current student, please specify what degree you are currently working on: | ||
High School Diploma/G.E.D. | (2; 3%) | |
Associate Degree | (2; 3%) | |
Bachelor Degree | (33; 50%) | |
Masters Degree | (1; 2%) | |
Doctorate | (2; 3%) | |
Does Not Apply | (22; 33%) | |
Not Checked | (3; 5%) |
Please specify your status of employment: | ||
Full-time | (12; 18%) | |
Part-time | (28; 42%) | |
Not Employed | (24; 36%) | |
Not Checked | (1; 2%) |
Please specify your immediate family's annual income (optional): | ||
Over $100,000 | (26; 39%) | |
$100,000-$80,000 | (7; 11%) | |
$80,000-$60,000 | (4; 6%) | |
$60,000-$40,000 | (7; 11%) | |
$40,000-$20,000 | (5; 8%) | |
under $20,000 | (6; 9%) | |
Not Checked | (10; 15%) |
Please specify the number of people living in your household: | ||
1 | (2; 3%) | |
2 | (11; 17%) | |
3 | (15; 23%) | |
4 | (16; 24%) | |
5 | (16; 24%) | |
6 | (3; 5%) | |
7 | (2; 3%) | |
8 or more | (0; 0%) |
Please specify your marital status: | ||
Married | (26; 39%) | |
In A Relationship | (13; 20%) | |
Single | (26; 39%) | |
Prefer Not To Answer | (0; 0%) |
Questions about O.J. Simpson Trial |
O.J. Simpson murdered his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson. | ||
Yes | (46; 70%) | |
No | (4; 6%) | |
No Opinion | (10; 15%) | |
Not Checked | (6; 9%) |
O.J. Simpson murdered his ex-wife's boyfriend, Ronald Goldman. | ||
Yes | (39; 59%) | |
No | (8; 12%) | |
No Opinion | (13; 20%) | |
Not Checked | (6; 9%) |
The jury's non-guilty verdict was influenced by the fact that Simpson was a professional football player. | ||
Yes | (31; 47%) | |
No | (20; 30%) | |
No Opinion | (8; 12%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 11%) |
The jury's non-guilty verdict was influenced by the fact that Simpson was an African American. | ||
Yes | (25; 38%) | |
No | (30; 45%) | |
No Opinion | (5; 8%) | |
Not Checked | (6; 9%) |
O.J. Simpson received a fair trial. | ||
Yes | (31; 47%) | |
No | (17; 26%) | |
No Opinion | (12; 18%) | |
Not Checked | (6; 9%) |
O.J. Simpson was capable of murder. | ||
Yes | (52; 79%) | |
No | (2; 3%) | |
No Opinion | (6; 9%) | |
Not Checked | (6; 9%) |
The penalty that Simpson must pay $8.5 million in compensatory damages to the Goldman family was fair. | ||
Strongly Agree | (12; 18%) | |
Agree | (11; 17%) | |
Do Not Know/Indifferent | (19; 29%) | |
Disagree | (11; 17%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (6; 9%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 11%) |
O.J. Simpson's race made many people think he was guilty before a verdict was reached. | ||
Strongly Agree | (5; 8%) | |
Agree | (17; 26%) | |
Do Not Know/Indifferent | (10; 15%) | |
Disagree | (21; 32%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (5; 8%) | |
Not Checked | (8; 12%) |
O.J. Simpson's celebrity status made many people think he was guilty before a verdict was reached. | ||
Strongly Agree | (0; 0%) | |
Agree | (14; 21%) | |
Do Not Know/Indifferent | (14; 21%) | |
Disagree | (27; 41%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (3; 5%) | |
Not Checked | (8; 12%) |
O.J. Simpson's intention for murdering Nicole Brown or Ronald Goldman was racially related or motviated. | ||
Yes | (2; 3%) | |
No | (44; 67%) | |
No Opinion | (11; 17%) | |
Does Not Apply (I believe O.J. was innocent) | (2; 3%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 11%) |
The non-guilty verdict in favor of O.J. Simpson did one of the following for American race relations: | ||
Helped | (2; 3%) | |
Harmed | (27; 41%) | |
Did Not Affect Anything | (19; 29%) | |
Do Not Know | (11; 17%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 11%) |
The jury's non-guilty verdict may have affected the verdict in other race related trials. | ||
Strongly Agree | (5; 8%) | |
Agree | (21; 32%) | |
Do Not Know/Indifferent | (14; 21%) | |
Disagree | (18; 27%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (1; 2%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 11%) |
The jury would have reached a different verdict had this trial taken place during the height of racial tension in the 1960s. | ||
Strongly Agree | (23; 35%) | |
Agree | (21; 32%) | |
Do Not Know/Indifferent | (9; 14%) | |
Disagree | (6; 9%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 11%) |
The jury's non-guilty verdict further divided Caucasians/Whites and African American socially. | ||
Strongly Agree | (3; 5%) | |
Agree | (16; 24%) | |
Do Not Know/Indifferent | (16; 24%) | |
Disagree | (22; 33%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (2; 3%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 11%) |
Had the jury reached a guilty verdict, Whites and Blacks would be more socially divided than if the jury had reached a non-guilty verdict. | ||
Strongly Agree | (1; 2%) | |
Agree | (11; 17%) | |
Do Not Know/Indifferent | (20; 30%) | |
Disagree | (26; 39%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (1; 2%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 11%) |
Los Angeles Police detective Mark Fuhrman's alleged racist comments about African-Americans affected the jury's verdict. | ||
Strongly Agree | (5; 8%) | |
Agree | (29; 44%) | |
Do Not Know/Indifferent | (20; 30%) | |
Disagree | (5; 8%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 11%) |
Racially related comments from the prosecution team affected the jury's verdict. | ||
Strongly Agree | (3; 5%) | |
Agree | (29; 44%) | |
Do Not Know/Indifferent | (23; 35%) | |
Disagree | (4; 6%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 11%) |
Interracial marriages have more tension than same race marriages. | ||
Strongly Agree | (6; 9%) | |
Agree | (20; 30%) | |
Do Not Know/Indifferent | (20; 30%) | |
Disagree | (12; 18%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (1; 2%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 11%) |
The majority of tension in an interracial marriage is race related. | ||
Strongly Agree | (4; 6%) | |
Agree | (16; 24%) | |
Do Not Know/Indifferent | (22; 33%) | |
Disagree | (14; 21%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (3; 5%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 11%) |
Had Nicole Brown Simpson been an African-American, the case would not have gained as much media attention. | ||
Strongly Agree | (12; 18%) | |
Agree | (18; 27%) | |
Do Not Know/Indifferent | (6; 9%) | |
Disagree | (17; 26%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (6; 9%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 11%) |
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