@petesig: "Because he's a lawyer (= scum) and knows a few mates
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Not happy, Gladys, not happy at all!
Cheers
Peter"
    @sbirnie: "<quote>
That's fucked. How was the alcohol in his system not drink driving?
He admits to drinking four or five glasses.. how many did he really drink?
If I 'assume' that firing a handgun down the street wont kill anyone, 
because I can't see anyone - will I get off with only a fine?
Oh look, I've just hit someone with my car.. I should keep driving until 
I sober up..
I just had a little meeting with another fuckhead in a car and I'm 
raging up.. please.. someone else piss me off today..
hippy
"mad as fuck!""
    @bah: "<snip>
<quote>
Well _I've_ had a pretty good day in that a "better" class of idiot
tried to kill me. Apparently it was for my own good. Go figure. The
important discovery, for me anyway, was that Ferrari paint doesn't
stand up to cleats any better than BMW X5 paint and Ferrari doors ding
_/REALLY/_ easily. Much easier than BMW X5 doors...:-)
Humbub
nearly as mad as hippy but not quite"
    @mydspamhen: "news:<email_address>
<quote>
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Sadly, I feel we have a law system which is geared up to protect the
offender, from the perpetration of the crime right up to trial, and even in
prison if he does go there for short time. Let's face it - a criminal can
afford an expensive lawyer (it does help if he's a lawyer himself), whereas
the victim generally cannot, especially if he's dead. Perhaps the legal
system could be streamlined so that all the judge takes into account is the
fees of the resepctive lawyers representing the defendant and the victim,
then makes a decision accordingly. Would save a lot of money in court costs,
wouldn't it?
(Cynical) Henry."
    @bah: "<quote>
I can almost hear ess93 saying "oooohh which one..."...:-)
Out this way - Essendon - we have three of the things getting around. A
blue one, a red one and a yellow one. The yellow one got dinged...
Coming down Keilor Rd. from Niddrie, with far too much shopping stacked
in the trailer, the bastard was giving me a completely hard time.
Pulling in front and jumping on the brakes, driving _very slowly_ along
the bike lane until I passed and then roaring past with bugger all room
and then doing it all again etc. until we got to the ped. crossing red
light at the primary school where he gave me a spray about getting off
the road or getting hit, etc. It was then that he told me that he was
trying to scare me off the road _FOR MY OWN GOOD_......
The lights turned green and he shot through and I turned right at
maccas thinking I'd seen the last of him. I had, until the roundabout
at Mt Alexander Rd. and Leake St. where I was intending to go straight
ahead into Glass St. AND in the middle of the correct lane when the
yellow f-thing came up beside me and pulled a left turn across my bows.
A _very_ satisfying swift kick to the door followed by a /HURRIED/
detour down Winifred St. into the park. Made me feel MUCH better...:-)
Humbug"
    @HughMann1nl15z: "<quote>
Hell, amongst lots of agony that must have caused a lot of anguish
Very hard not to do the bad karma thing and wish bad things on him. 
:( 
Regarding the topic I suggest that we, the people on this forum, ge
prepared  to bombard the media with our individual views on the matter
assuming that what is to come on 28th is as limp as what we have seen.
'Adelaide Advertiser ' (<url>
Letters to the Editor.
'ABC Radio Adelaide ' (<url>  Guest book dow
right side
More suggestions.
Just make sure that everyone knows this persons name and what he ha
done.  I dont think that will affect his career. 
Cheers
Hug
HughMann"
    @ferret: "<quote>
Greetings,
	I saw this one in the `Tiser when I was in Adelaide recently. 
Moral appears to be, if you're going to kill someone with intent, 
do it in a car, you get away with it more cheaply. Helps if you're 
a lawyer as well. And look how they pulled up a convenient witness 
saying he was `riding erratically'a metre from the kerb, as if he 
was somehow responsible for his own murder. Always blame the 
victim, rapists have got away with this for years, `She was asking 
for it'. Riding erratically was probably dodgy the glass, potholes 
and other crap as usual. Well and truly pisses me off.
Regards,
	Ray. 		"
    @dave: "<quote>
Hey hippy.. come and beat up the neighbour who backed over my stealth 
orange motor cycle?
Dave"
    @terrycbongo: " > And look how they pulled up a convenient witness saying he was
<quote>
Who was "The other witness".
Do the other witnesses place that witness at the scene?"
    @CORNEDBEEF: "news:<email_address>
<quote>
Lovely. All I got was a shiny red 4WD (prossibly a Pajero... they all look
the same to me). A Ferrari ups the stakes :)
Me"
    @EuanB1no3fy: "<quote>
Problem is getting people who are prepared to go to court. My on
experience of being a witness to a traffic incident was not overl
pleasant. It took up a good chunk of time, I was accused by the defens
council of being a liar and the end result was less than satisfactory
Would I do it again? In a heart beat. I know my father-in-law wouldn'
though
Cheer
Eua
EuanB"
    @cfsmtb1nvcjz: "Another update on the Eugene McGee case:
New hit-run claims to be checked
22apr05
<url>
ALLEGATIONS that crucial evidence was not presented in the trial of 
prominent criminal lawyer would be investigated, the South Australia
Government said today.
Lawyer Eugene McGee was last week acquitted of dangerous drivin
involving the death of a cyclist, Ian Humphrey, but found guilty of th
lesser crime of driving without due care.
McGee, 50, had earlier pleaded guilty to failing to stop at the scen
of an accident and failing to render assistance.
Tony Zisimou, a witness to the incident, said on ABC radio today tha
he saw McGee driving erratically in the moments leading up to the fata
crash in SA's Barossa Valley in November 30, 2003. (more in article
cfsmtb"
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