O.J. Simpson tossed from steakhouse on the eve of the Kentucky Derby

[CollegeStudent]

I think the right to reserve service is limited. Like you can refuse to serve an alcoholic alcohol or if someone is dressed inappropriately, etc. but you can't refuse service based on race, sex, ethnicity, etc. And based on the case of my local guy (not OJ), he was being discriminated against for an accusation of which he was found not guilty of in a criminal trial and therefore it was unjust. To me it sounds pretty similar to this OJ/restaurant thing (although OJ is saying it was based on race, not repuation)

[leigh]

^Hmm, not sure. I think if it's a privately owned restaurant the owner can refuse to serve someone. If it's a chain, like Olive Garden, you have to be more careful.
By the way, the comments on here (white broncos racing, stealing steak knives, etc) are witty and hilarious!

[MrsDark]

He lost the civil suit. As far as I know the families haven't received a dime. Everyone knows he's a murderer. Whatever happened to his vowing to find the "real" perpetrator?

[SVZ]

Originally Posted by MrsDark

He lost the civil suit. As far as I know the families haven't received a dime. Everyone knows he's a murderer. Whatever happened to his vowing to find the "real" perpetrator?

he found him the next day while brushing his teeth.