Ferguson shooting: Brown's lawyers denounce jury's verdict as 'unfair'

American teenager Michael Brown's lawyers have denounced the grand jury's decision, which refused to indict police officer Darren Wilson for shooting Brown, as "unfair."

A day after the grand jury observed that "no probable cause" exists to bring any charges against Wilson, Attorney Benjamin Crump termed the process "broken," reported the BBC.

The decision has sparked widespread protests across Ferguson, which is being dubbed the worse that the city has seen so far.