This is not about guilt or innocence. The point is, it's time to turn a page.

It's time to go to New York, so you turn the page. It's not about the past, it's about the present and the future.

We weren't there to judge guilt or innocence.

I knew it could go either way. I'm disappointed, but it has nothing to do with Hill's guilt or innocence. It just prolongs the inevitable.

It was a wonderful testament to the idea of having 12 good citizens determine guilt or innocence, and also appropriate punishment for someone who was convicted.

No man's guilt is not yours, nor is any man's innocence a thing apart.