As far as I understand it (and I'm not familiar with the US penal system) it's not particularly easy to get a Grand Jury indictment on a case of this nature. There were several lawyers explaining it right here on SR.com at the time. To me, its not so much about innocence or guilt (I firmly believe in innocent until proven guilty), but rather what Watson's camp astonishingly admits to. It's quite a lot, and even if not criminal, definitely reprehensible and more than worthy of an apology. The fact Watson fails to do so tells me (and his camp have corroborated as much verbatim) that he thinks he's done nothing wrong. That does not sit well with me, and as such I'm very glad indeed he's not on our team.