LOS ANGELES -- The family of Ron Goldman said they plan to go after the sports memorabilia that put O.J. Simpson in jail.

Fred Goldman said he plans to file a request in California Superior court Tuesday seeking ownership of the memorabilia involved in the Palace Station robbery attempt.

Meanwhile, the sister of Ron Goldman said she "chuckled" when she heard of Simpson's arrest.

"I think karma tapped him on the shoulder," Kim Goldman said. "And I think he has believed he is above the law and that he dances to a different beat. (Simpson thinks) he doesn't have to live by the same set of rules. I hope that, if in fact he did do this, he is held accountable for it."

The family has been after Simpson's assets since they won a civil lawsuit against him. That decision came after a jury found him responsible for the death of Ron Goldman.