OJ Simpson

So, OJ Simpson was sentenced to "at least 15 years" today. An interesting ending to a chapter in American pop culture that started in a White Bronco 14 years ago. Admittedly though, I almost wanted to see him go free and just prove that no law can hold OJ Simpson. But unfortunately, Johnny Cochran was not here to defend Mr. Simpson.

But my question is, "How will the prison population react to having him in their midst." I ask this because there's a lot of people who believe that Mr. Simpson was guilty and unjustly got off for murder 13 years ago. Are those people in prison? Do they care that the justice system has finally caught up with Mr. Simpson?

Mr. Simpson is eligible for parole in 9 years. Will he make it to his parole hearing?