The court held an in-chambers motion hearing on contempt and sanctions related to OJ Simpson's financial disclosure obligations. Judge Fujisaki discussed available enforcement mechanisms—jail and fines—but found both impractical under the circumstances. Meanwhile, the jury proceeded with deliberations on January 29, 1997, with behind-the-scenes legal disputes over asset disclosure unresolved.

• In-chambers motion hearing addressed contempt options for financial disclosure violations
• Judge Fujisaki noted jail and fines were technically available but impractical remedies
• Jury continued active deliberations on January 29, 1997
• Asset disclosure obligations remained unresolved amid procedural maneuvering