National Bar Association responds to lack of charges in shooting death of Michael Brown

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WASHINGTON, DC – In a media release, The National Bar Association responded to the grand jury decision in Ferguson, Missouri.

The association is questioning how the grand jury, considering the evidence before them, could reach the conclusion that Darren Wilson should not be indicted and tried for the shooting death of Michael Brown.

Brown was shot multiple times during a confrontation with Ferguson Police Officer Wilson Aug, 9. After months of reviewing evidence and testimony. St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch announced Monday night that Wilson would not be indicted Brown’s death.

Association President Pamela J. Meanes expresses her sincere disappointment with the outcome of the grand jury’s decision, calling on the United States Department of Justice to pursue federal charges against Wilson.

“We will not rest until Michael Brown and his family has justice.” Meanes said.