�I was a judge, as you probably know, for fifteen years in North Carolina and I presided over many grand juries,� the congressman said. �So I would certainly hope that the grand jury in Ferguson, Missouri, will find that there is sufficient evidence to conclude that a crime probably was committed, to lay out that crime, and to let a jury of twelve in Missouri decide the guilt or innocence of the police officer. �
I guess innocent until proven guilty is no longer relevant.
