[2ndDivisionVet]

Welcome to Zimmermanworld, Darren.

[Salman]

It's a Grand Jury.

Of course it "raises questions", that's what Grand Juries do.

[Mark17]

The ongoing grand jury proceedings may suggest the prosecutor is trying to avoid backlash if Wilson isn't indicted.

So, what will he do to make sure a certain ethnic group does not riot? Previously mentioned ethnic group will remain un named of course, but what will he do?

[DemforBush]

“The ongoing grand jury proceedings may suggest the prosecutor is trying to avoid backlash if Wilson isn’t indicted.”

Yeah, I think he’s definitely trying to CYA. I don’t think it’s going to work, though. McCullough might be able to keep his hide in one piece with City Hall types, etc. But if the GJ decides not to indict, all the record keeping and media leaks in the world aren’t going to mollify those in the media and among the Ferguson protestors who want the proverbial pound of flesh. Someone who has already tried and convicted Wilson in their own mind and heart isn’t going to listen to any evidence to the contrary.

[Pollster1]

grand juries are highly secretive. Leaking information about them is a criminal act . . . the grand jury appears to be nowhere near a decision on whether Wilson should be charged

I miss the rule of law. It's not compatible with Obama's world, so I don't expect it to return in the next 28 months.

[Cboldt]

The article is misleading as all getout. Witnesses who appear before a Grand Jury are allowed to talk about their experience. The only people bound to secrecy are the grand jurors. There are probably thousands of examples of news stories where a person told the reporters what they said to the grand jury.

[Hugin]

"They take this long to make a decision, they're gonna decide to screw someone."

[Pontiac]

Welcome to Zimmermanworld, Darren.

Welcome the post racial United States of Obama.

[Lockbox]

No Bill equals as H Rap Brown would say “Burn baby burn”!

[Slambat]

“McCulloch has pledged to immediately release full transcripts and audio recordings of the panel’s testimony in the absence of an indictment. This too is highly unusual.”

I would say there isn’t grounds for indictment and
McCulloch is setting it up so that the evidence will be
released immediately after. The sad fact is that the people
they are trying to appease don’t care if Wilson is innocent,
they want asacrifice, an eye for an eye.
The police chief should go public and remind the people
of their right to bare arms and protect their property.

[cport]

It won’t work, warns Pruitt of the NAACP. “If there’s no true bill,” he says, “as a community, we are going to be thrust right back into the same discontent and civil disobedience we experienced the first time around.”

Here's who needs to be indicted, for extortion. Speaking in code with his thug whistle word, discontent means violence, and civil disobediance means looting/rioting