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To: Sherman Logan
In the case of Officer Wilson, he's already being subjected to the maximum possible anxiety, infamy and expense.

So it's difficult to see how skipping a trial helps him much.

He avoids the risk of decades in prison. That seems pretty helpful.

12 posted on 11/26/2014 1:52:17 PM PST by Ken H (What happens on the internet stays on the internet.)
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To: Ken H

If there was insufficient evidence to justify holding a trial, there was presumably little chance of his being convicted.

If there is evidence for a potential conviction, then the GJ should have indicted.

All I’m saying is that in his case the grand jury protection has failed, largely because the media did not do their job.


18 posted on 11/26/2014 2:09:13 PM PST by Sherman Logan
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