The special prosecutor for Florida state’s investigation into the
shooting death of Trayvon Martin will not send the case to a grand jury,
her office announced Monday, cautioning that the decision should not
be interpreted as a signal about whether George Zimmerman will
ultimately face charges.
The Associated Press reports that Angela Corey, the Florida state
attorney tapped to lead the state’s investigation, has a reputation for
not using a grand jury if one is not required, and that her office had
previously suggested that she could chose not to employ one in this
case.
