Former Grand Jurors Want to Offer Evidence

Those former grand jurors refuse to back down:

A day after finding out they didn't have the legal authority to indict Texas Supreme Court Justice David Medina and his wife in an arson case, former grand jurors said Wednesday they plan to present their opinions to a new grand jury as ordinary citizens.

They won't be allowed, however, to talk about what they heard during most of their time behind closed doors.

Keeping silent on what they heard previously will probably thwart their efforts to present a concrete argument as to why a new grand jury should proceed.