What year did the OJ Simpson trial start?

Answer 1

January, 1995- October, 1995

Answer 2

According to Wikipedia, the trial started in 1995, "...Simpson, appearing at his first court arraignment on June 20, pleaded "not guilty" to the murders. A grand jury was formed to see whether to indict him for the two murders. But two days later on June 22, the grand jury was dismissed as a result of the excessive media coverage which might influence the grand jury’s ability. After a week-long court hearing, a California court superior judge ruled that there was ample evidence to try Simpson for the murders. At his second court appearance, on July 22, Simpson pleaded in a confident and defiant tone: "absolutely one hundred percent not guilty."

What followed in 1995 was 133 days of televised testimony in a very public criminal trial. Many figures in the trial became unwitting celebrities due to this exposure, including judge Lance Ito, who was parodied by many comedians including Tonight Show host Jay Leno (Leno featured a troupe of Asian men in black robes called the "Dancing Itos").

The trial began on January 24, 1995, with the prosecutorial team led by Marcia Clark arguing that Simpson killed his ex-wife in a jealous rage. The prosecution opened its case by playing a 9-1-1 call Nicole Brown Simpson had made in 1989 in which she expressed fear that Simpson would physically harm her. The prosecution also presented dozens of expert witnesses on subjects ranging from DNA fingerprinting to shoe print analysis that they contended placed Simpson at the scene of the crime...."

Answer 3

I think it was 1995, it could hve been 1996.