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  Wheels of Justice statement: Has justice really been seen to be done? (18th March 2010)

  The acquittal of Craig and Eugene McGee in the District Court of South Australia of a Charge of Conspiracy to Pervert the Cause of Justice clearly exposes serious defects in the law in this country concerning the death of vulnerable road users and the ability of those with knowledge and experience of the law to fully exploit the system to avoid responsibility for their actions beyond a smack on the wrists. Read rest of statement
  

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