In a sexual assault of a child case, if a “no bill” is filed does that mean the case is over?

jennanna asked:


My child was sexually assaulted by his biological mother on several occasions. They had 3 different video taped out cries, a letter from the hospital social worker saying the child had internal injuries because as he said it “he wouldn’t touch him self” so he was beaten, a letter from the COURT APPOINTED therapist stating abuse occurred, when it occurred and how it occurred, CPS findings of abuse but still a NO BILL. We want to fight it, can we or does it mean the double jeopardy law is in place? We live in TX and fear the only reason it was ruled as such was because it was the mother. If any of this evidence had been entered into for a man he would be serving 20 years right now!
For the record my step son is 5 , he was 3 at the time the abuse took place and it has taken all this time to get this case before the grand jury!
Also it is his mothers 9th abuse case in the state of Texas! Am I to come to the conclusion Texas does not care about its children?

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