you're wrong. no indictment means there wasn't enough proof against him to send him to trial. he was not tried in front of a jury, he was never found innocent, and there is not enough incriminating proof to send him to court, apparently.
which is bullstuff. i still stand by my belief that mike brown had to have done something to antagonize wilson--nor was he innocent or shot for forgetin jaywalking--but he should have gone to court. there was no private jury, but kimon's right, he was not put on trial. god damn you guys you all sound like bafoons. he CAN go to court again because he was NOT indicted. the reason why there was no indictment was there was a large doubt (and still is) that wilson murdered brown out of cold blood.
there is not enough proof to prove wilson guilty.
there is not enough proof to prove wilson innocent.
therefore, wilson is not going on trial, nor was he on trial. that's literally what no indictment loving means. double jeopardy does not apply here because he was never held on trial. most likely he will be tried in the future, but if he was put on trial now, he'd be declared innocent. innocent until proven guilty--and there's not enough proof to declare him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. therefore, no indictment. if anything, it gives more time for more evidence to be found against him, but people act like it's the end of the world and start setting police cruisers on fire like a bunch of nimrods