Ferguson Court May Not Release Evidence

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Updated Apr. 14, 2017 2:33PM ET / Published Nov. 23, 2014 7:46PM ET

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A St. Louis County Circuit Court official said Sunday there is no guarantee that grand jury evidence in Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson’s case will be made public in the wake of a decision. Prosecuting attorney Robert McCulloch vowed to seek a court order to release the evidence if Wilson is not charged in the Aug. 9 fatal shooting of black teenager Michael Brown. But Judge Carolyn Whittington “has entered no such order,” according to a statement from Paul Fox, director of judicial administration. The grand jury is expected to reach a decision this week.

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Ferguson Court May Not Release Evidence

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