O.J.: Made in America (2016)

Marcia Clark: Self - Interviewee

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• Marcia Clark - Interviewee : [Upon realizing that Mark Furhman perjured himself on the stand after the reveal of the tapes]  What the fuck, dude?

• Marcia Clark - Interviewee : [shocked upon learning OJ Simpson was arrested for armed robbery, burglary, and kidnapping]  Are you kidding me? Seriously, are you kidding me? You walked away from a double murder.

• Marcia Clark - Interviewee : [referring Mark Fuhrman, while he was testifying on the witness stand after committing perjury]  I didn't even want to look at him. You have been a liar throughout and the only reason I know you didn't plant the glove because you couldn't have. Otherwise... I'm with them.

• Marcia Clark - Interviewee : [to reporters on her lawn]  Why don't you get the fuck out of here, you fucking asshole!

• [on the jury's decision of guilty in the robbery case] 

  Marcia Clark - Interviewee : Here's the thing about it. The guns are the thing about it. They put guns to people's heads. Someone could have died there. The legal elements of the case were there. Did the jury hammer him because of the murder trial?

  [long pause] 

  Marcia Clark - Interviewee : Wouldn't surprise me.

• Marcia Clark - Interviewee : [on whether to have OJ Simpson try on the leather gloves that was recovered from the crime scene at Rockingham and Bundy]  Chris says I want to do it and I told him in no uncertain terms why we should not be doing this, and he said if we don't do this: they will, then I said let them and we can show why it was a bullshit experiment why it was never going to work between the shrinkage and the latex, it's never going to fit in the same way, don't do this: it was the biggest fight Chris and I ever had.

• Marcia Clark - Interviewee : [referring to OJ's defense team]  They really did it, they acquitted him. They really did it, they walked him out the door.

• Marcia Clark - Interviewee : O.J. Simpson? Uh. I never heard of him until 1994. I was never into sports, and I couldn't even tell you what game he played. I thought he was a has-been.

• Marcia Clark - Interviewee : [on the jurors]  They just didn't care. They got it, I mean, you know, it's not that complicated. They didn't care. So...

• Marcia Clark - Interviewee : In a civil trial, all you have to prove is that they're guilty by a preponderance of the evidence. That means more likely than not. 51% is enough. It's a very low standard of proof. Completely different than the criminal trial.