Meet The Woman With The Power To Ruin Darren Wilsons Life It is clear that the legal battle is likely far from over for Darren Wilson. Wilson was never actually charged with a crime, therefore the constitutional protection of double jeopardy does not apply to him. Although prosecuting attorney Bob McCulloch has made clear that he believes Wilson is innocentothers are not so sure. And Missouri Governor Jay Nixon recently used his spokesperson to announce that he will not be appointing a special prosecutor to pursue the case any further. But according to one statute, the court has criminal jurisdiction to appoint another if they so chose. That means that the destiny of the case falls in the lap of Maura McShane, the Presiding Judge of the 21st Circuit. Many believe that McShane is likely to be persuaded to initiate another court battle with a separate prosecutor, especially after arguments that McCullochs statement after the grand jury decision read like a closing argument for the defense. If McShane does not organically make the decision to appoint a special prosecutor, members of the community still could. What do you think? Should Wilson be tried again? 