New Letter Could Re-Open Case Against Ferguson Officer Darren Wilson

Opposing ^ | January 10, 2015 | Dominic Kelly

[Din Maker]

The cop haters will not give up on this. Where, in the world, can Darren Wilson go and be safe?

[Paladin2]

What about the one or two witnesses who have since been murdered?

[BenLurkin]

What “case”?

[grania]

Is the NAACP aching for a revolution? If it did happen, other agenda would quickly overwhelm the black entitlement mentality they espouse.

JMHO

[Old Sarge]

Is this an attempt to resuscitate the riots? Regain momentum?
Recall Alinsky: "A tactic that drags on too long becomes a drag"...

For thus has the Lord said unto me:
“Go, set a watchman, Let him declare what he sees.”
Isaiah 21:6

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[CGASMIA68]

what are the guide lines and such about double jeopardy type actions involving a Grand Jury ?I would think its a done deal an the brothers,not mine, need to deal with it

[Slyfox]

These people are acting like the mafia.

[Shimmer1]

OH MY GOSH, he was a thug, ok?! He rushed the police officer after already wrestling for his gun, ok? GET OVER IT. STUPID.

[cripplecreek]

In the letter, the group claims that a number of legal experts assembled by the NAACP worked together to examine the grand jury testimony and found that there were three areas in particular that were of concern to them.

Legal experts my ass. If they were experts they would know that this is DONE.

[CGASMIA68]

Lots of Mafia out there in these PC days,Gay PC Mob,Black PC Mob,Envior PC Mob and the list goes on

[Pearls Before Swine]

In the letter, the group claims that a number of legal experts assembled by the NAACP worked together to examine the grand jury testimony ...

FReepers in the legal know--please enlighten me. I thought Grand Jury proceedings (not the outcome) were secret. How can they go over the testimony with a fine comb and complain about it?

[RegulatorCountry]

This sort of lawyerly angling might have some sway in a potential wrongful conviction but there are major problems in attempting to do so when there was no indictment let alone a trial.

[Conscience of a Conservative]

Double jeopardy would not be an issue. Jeopardy doesn’t attach to grand jury proceedings—it doesn’t attach until a trial jury is empaneled—so a prosecutor is technically free to present the same case to as many grand juries as he likes until one returns an indictment.

[Straight Vermonter]

There is no double jeopardy attached until the criminal trial begins.

[smoothsailing]

The cop haters will not give up on this.

...and neither will the thug lovers. Peas in a pod.

[Conscience of a Conservative]

The prosecutor in this case publicly released all of the testimony and other evidence that was presented to the grand jury.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

They won’t quit until the worst happens.

[optiguy]

I would imagine McCulloch called witnesses he knew to be untruthful because if he didn’t, the question then would be, “why didn’t you call the people who said they saw him surrendering?”

[PubliusMM]

All this crappola, Din Maker, and yet they call us racists. We are well and truly down the rabbit hole.

These a$$hats are pushing for another civil war. Bring it! I’d rather deal with it now than leave the fight to my children; just like with the madness that is islam.

[CGASMIA68]

So can G Jurys be convened one after another until the desired result by some is achieved?