The O.J. Simpson criminal trial concluded with the jury returning not guilty verdicts on both murder counts. After reading the verdicts and individually polling all twelve jurors to confirm their findings, Judge Ito granted Simpson's immediate release. The jury, having requested that their personal information remain confidential, was formally excused from further service.

• Jury returned not guilty verdicts for both Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Lyle Goldman murders
• All twelve jurors individually polled and confirmed both acquittals
• Jurors unanimously requested privacy and declined media interviews
• O.J. Simpson released forthwith following acquittal
• Proceedings closed after the jury was excused and the defendant was ordered released