Ferguson police probe could spur broad reform
As a Missouri grand jury weighs charge in the Aug. 9 shooting of Michael Brown federal civil rights scrutiny could drive wide reforms in Ferguson. The Justice Department probe examines use of force stops searches and possible racial bias in interactions with the black community. If no federal indictment, the civil rights review persists, with historic reforms seen in Detroit Seattle and New Orleans.
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Ferguson grand jury questions and answers
A Missouri grand jury weighing potential charges against Ferguson officer Darren Wilson in the Michael Brown shooting has heard evidence for months. It will determine probable cause for an indictment and not guilt, with a separate trial jury to decide conviction or acquittal if indicted. The panel of 12 was randomly chosen, mostly white, for a four month term extended to January 7.
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