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(12 Sep 1995) English/Nat OJ Simpson Prosecutors are linking the bloody murder scene gloves to a pair Simpson repeatedly wore while broadcasting chilly football games for NBC sports. Meantime-Tuesday - Lead defence attorney Johnnie Cochran balked when it was disclosed that another juror is allegedly receiving an excess of funds. Cochran threatened that members of his defence team will head to the court of appeals if the state doesn't suspend the payments. More delays, stops and starts in Tuesday's OJ Simpson trial. The defence began the day urging the judge to bar prosecutors from telling jurors about a DNA test showing Simpson's Bronco with the genetic markers of Simpson and one of the victims. SOUNDBITE: "It is arrogant, it is arrogant. How clear could you have been to them when you said immediately if not sooner it was all a clear understanding that we receive this important evidence expeditiously and they tried to gain a tactical advantage. That is all there is to it." SUPERCAPTION: Barry Scheck, Defence Attorney. After an in-chambers meeting between Ito and the lawyers, Johnnie Cochran warned Ito that he did not appreciate the fact that a juror would be paid more than the regular five dollars a day because of an alleged real-estate problem. SOUNDBITE: "One thing your honor we are very concerned about what took place back in chambers and we think we need an immediate conference with your honor. We talked with Mr. Dershowitz and we feel that we have the perspective to bring it to your attention. We want to give your honor a heads up so we want to talk to you in that regard. Right now we think that it is very serious." SUPERCAPTION: Johnnie Cochran, Defence Lawyer. Who knows if Cochran's threats will delay the trial but Judge Ito didn't seem to mind. SOUNDBITE: "And we think it is unprecedented so we took the steps of calling Mr. Dershowitz and other appellate lawyers. They feel so strongly they want to take a writ on it right away." Ito: "Take a writ." Cochran: "We will do that and we will do that right away, I think that I ought to talk you out of this process because what it does it will taint that particular juror, the rest of the jurors aren't getting that benefit and those are public funds and I don't think we can do that. It is over and above someone's salary and I don't that is appropriate." SUPERCAPTION: Johnnie Cochran, Defence Attorney. Finally when the Prosecution's rebuttal case resumed, glove expert Richard Rubin took the stand. Through an array of photos and videos Rubin said that leather gloves Simpson wore to a 1991 football game are the same kind as those found at the crime scenes. SOUNDBITE: "Are the gloves worn by the defendant in these photographs the same style as the gloves found at Bundy and Rockingham?" Rubin: "Yes they are." SUPERCAPTION: Chris Darden, Prosecutor Richard Rubin, Glove Expert. Rubin's testimony continues. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...