Jay Dougherty

Professor of Law, Loyola Law School

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Professor of Law at Loyola Law School and an expert on entertainment law and publicity rights

Jay Dougherty on KCRW

After his acquittal on charges of murder, OJ Simpson was slapped with a $33.5 million judgment in civil court, which held him liable for two killings.  But the survivors of Nicole…

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