By Armanda Cooley, Carrie Bess, and Marsha Rubin-Jackson. The Simpson-case forewoman and two of her fellow jurors answer "the questions that the nation has been asking ever since the controversial verdict" -- perhaps not as well as Bess and others did in OJ: Made In America, but the book is still interesting, particularly for the roundtable-style Q&A at the end, featuring input from other jurors as well. The actual rush to judgment may have been the publishing process -- the book came out in November of 1995 -- but this is one of the few books of the period that might consist of more than rank speculation and Monday-morning quarterbacking...
The book itself, a first printing, is in decent shape: some shelfwear to the jacket (there's a small split at the top rear), but the spine is straight, the pages clean except for a smudge/marker mark on the outside edge.