Here is the latest on the case.
1. The lead investigator had enough doubt about Zimmerman's version of the events that he recommended that Zimmerman be charged with homicide/negligent manslaughter.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/...t-to-charge-zimmerman-20120327,0,748228.story
2. The Local State's attorney refused to issue the warrant, based upon the fact that they felt they did not have enough evidence, despite the lead investigators information. Also in a break with standard procedure, no one from the local state's attorney office, visited the scene before declining to pursue the case.
3. Zimmerman did not have any pictures taken of his injuries at the scene of the accident, again not following procedure.
4. The paramedics who treated him at the scene obviously felt he was not injuried enough to allow him to leave the scene, clearly the injuries were never life threatening.
5. Zimmerman spent time in the Sanford police station, without an attorney or any recording of the interview (as we have yet to hear of any video or audio tapes). Again out of the norm for such a incident.
6. The special prosecutor in an interview published in the LA Times and I quote, "It's possible that well just make a decision without the grand jury".
http://www.latimes.com/news/nation/...-pleads-for-patience-20120327,0,1949206.story
What that means depends upon who you ask, but I can not remember in the past 25 years here in Central Florida that a high profile case like this not going to the grand jury, unless the prosecutor will be pressing charges, simply because its easier to pass the buck.
Will we see a decision soon? Probably not, but its looking more likely Zimmerman will get charged with some crime that allows the state to say they did their job, and pass it on to the court.