TBT: Prosecutors face hurdles in Jameis Winston sex assault case

"The state attorney doesn't want to indict the case because he's going to lose it," said Barry Cohen, a prominent Tampa lawyer. "There's going to be reasonable doubt, unless there's other evidence that can corroborate what she's saying."

"In most instances, the prosecutors want more than one person's word against another," Fitzgibbons said. "No jury should be asked to play the role of Solomon and decide who's being truthful."