I disagree. The prosecutors in this particular case have admitted to the press that they have not used this particular approach (taking a murder case to the gra

I disagree. The prosecutors in this particular case have admitted to the press that they have not used this particular approach (taking a murder case to the grand jury without filing charges beforehand) EVER. Whether or not the prosecutor "did their best" in presenting the evidence is a really good question -- since the grand jury proceedings are secret, I guess the prosecutor and the grand jurors are the only people who know the truth about that -- and really, only the prosecutor. I'm not saying that the grand jury should have indited him, I'm saying that the prosecutor did exercise remarkable amounts of discretion in that case.