[lacrew]

“no serious felony convictions”

Must be one of those not so serious felony convictions.

[RightOnTheBorder]

I would love to know the nature of these “non-serious” felonies the court has implicitly admitted to.

[Sacajaweau]

by definition, a felony is a serious crime

[Sacajaweau]

I’d bet the sink it was an assault

[lurk]

Except for the beat down of the shop owner he robbed moments prior to his noisy demise, of course.

[Fungi]

Someone has something to hide.

[Veto!]

So this is a news outlet being turned down. What if the defense asks for these records before or during the trial?

[kidd]

So, this is how this is going to go.

The group that riots, or threatens to riot, gets their way.

[Don Corleone]

Fix====In====Holder!!!

[isom35]

but we need these records to show the world he was a “gentle giant”...

[Bluebird Singing]

“In a hearing last week, a juvenile court officer said Brown had no serious felony convictions that would be public.”

meaning ... He has serious felony convictions that would be kept from the public.

[LoneRangerMassachusetts]

Supposedly, he killed someone. Is this someone anyone remembers? Was there ever any news coverage when it happened?
The judge can’t hide all of those memories.

[Red in Blue PA]

If he was truly a “gentle giant”, then what is the harm of releasing these records?

[MasterGunner01]

Circle the wagons and prevent the public from learning the truth about a 19-year old, 300 lb., gangster wannabe thug. Who'd have thought we'll have a Trayvon Martin-George Zimmerman rematch in Missouri under slightly altered circumstances of cop Darren Wilson shooting Michael Brown? Certain political forces are certainly trying to crucify officer Wilson.