Archive for the 'Kapunda Road Royal Commission' Category

The Australian: Charges against McGee brothers likely [August 25, 2005]

The Australian: Charges against McGee brothers likely [August 25, 2005]
PROMINENT Adelaide lawyer Eugene McGee is likely to face fresh charges over the hit-and-run death of an Adelaide cyclist. South Australia’s Director of Public Prosecutions Steve Pallaras said he had recommended to police that McGee and his brother Craig each be charged with one count of […]

August 25: Lawyer faces charge over cyclist death - Breaking News - National - Breaking News

Lawyer faces charge over cyclist death - Breaking News - National - Breaking News
Prominent Adelaide lawyer Eugene McGee is likely to face fresh charges over the hit-and-run death of an Adelaide cyclist. South Australia’s Director of Public Prosecutions Steve Pallaras said he had recommended to police that McGee and his brother Craig each be charged […]

August 25: Hit-run victim’s family welcome new charges. 25/08/2005. ABC News Online

Hit-run victim’s family welcome new charges. 25/08/2005. ABC News Online
The South Australian Government says the family of hit-and-run victim Ian Humphrey has been vindicated by moves to lay new criminal charges over his death. Lawyer Eugene McGee and his brother Craig McGee are to be charged with one count of conspiracy to pervert the course […]

August 25: The Advertiser: DPP wants Eugene McGee charged [25aug05]

The Advertiser: DPP wants Eugene McGee charged [25aug05] By NIGEL HUNT and GREG KELTON
CRIMINAL lawyer Eugene McGee and his brother, Craig, are facing charges of conspiring to pervert the course of justice as a result of the Kapunda Road Royal Commission. Director of Public Prosecutions Stephen Pallaras, QC, last night said he would recommend to […]

August 25: The Australian: Brothers to be charged over hit-run [August 25, 2005]

The Australian: Brothers to be charged over hit-run [August 25, 2005] by Michelle Wiese Bockmann
PROMINENT Adelaide lawyer Eugene McGee - whose escape from a jail sentence after a fatal hit-run accident triggered a royal commission - faces new charges of conspiring to pervert the course of justice. South Australian Director of Public Prosecutions Stephen Pallaras […]

August 24: DPP recommends McGee face further charges. 24/08/2005. ABC News Online

DPP recommends McGee face further charges. 24/08/2005. ABC News Online
Prominent Adelaide barrister Eugene McGee is to face fresh charges arising from the Kapunda Road Royal Commission in South Australia. State Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Stephen Pallaras has recommended that Mr McGee and his brother, Craig McGee, be charged with conspiracy to pervert the course […]

August: The Advertiser: McGee victim’s brother attacks delays [20aug05]

The Advertiser: McGee victim’s brother attacks delays [20aug05]
THE brother of killed cyclist Ian Humphrey yesterday criticised the Director of Public Prosecutions over his delay in releasing a Kapunda Road Royal Commission secret report. Graham Humphrey hit out at Stephen Pallaras, QC, and questioned why it had taken so long to release the report. The Advertiser […]

Aug 10: ‘Violated’ hit-run widow lets fly at DPP | The Nation | Breaking News 24/7 - NEWS.com.au (10-08-2005)

‘Violated’ hit-run widow lets fly at DPP | The Nation | Breaking News 24/7 - NEWS.com.au (10-08-2005) By Tom Richardson
THE widow of hit-run victim Ian Humphrey, killed by Adelaide lawyer Eugene McGee, has lashed out at the South Australian Director of Public Prosecutions, accusing him of abandoning victims of crime. In a letter to Stephen […]

Aug 10: The Advertiser: Hit-run victim’s wife lashes DPP [10aug05]

The Advertiser: Hit-run victim’s wife lashes DPP [10aug05] By Nigel Hunt
THE widow of cyclist Ian Humphrey has questioned Director of Public Prosecutions Stephen Pallaras, QC, over his public stance in the hit-run case involving lawyer Eugene McGee. In a strongly worded letter to Mr Pallaras, Di Gilcrist says his repeated comments over the case […]

Aug 6: The Advertiser: Secret McGee report may go to police [06aug05]

The Advertiser: Secret McGee report may go to police [06aug05] By Nigel Hunt
DIRECTOR of Public Prosecutions Stephen Pallaras, QC, may refer the closed report of the Kapunda Road Royal Commission to police for further investigations. The Advertiser understands the 14-page closed report does not in itself contain enough evidence to ensure a successful prosecution if […]

McGee Case Transcripts

Courtesy of Edith from the Wheels of Justice yahoogroup, further media transcripts on the Eugene McGee case can be found at Networked Knowledge
The McGee case - The Kapunda Road Royal Commission
The case of Eugene McGee, the Adelaide lawyer who failed to stop after hitting and killing a cyclist. Looking at the alleged inadequacy of […]

July 19: Cyclist’s widow questions DPP’s Kapunda Rd delay. 19/07/2005. ABC News Online

Cyclist’s widow questions DPP’s Kapunda Rd delay. 19/07/2005. ABC News Online
The widow of Ian Humphrey, the cyclist killed by Eugene McGee in a hit-and-run in 2003, has questioned the delay in examining the second, secret report of the Kapunda Road Royal Commission. The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Stephen Pallaras, says any decision on whether […]

July 19: The Advertiser: Decision delay on McGee [19jul05]

The Advertiser: Decision delay on McGee [19jul05] By Nigel Hunt
DIRECTOR of Public Prosecutions Stephen Pallaras QC says he will not make a decision on possible further charges against Eugene McGee until next month. Mr Pallaras said yesterday he had read the closed report prepared by Kapunda Road royal commissioner Greg James QC but he would […]

July 16: Hit-run lawyer may be charged - Weekend Australian

Hit-run lawyer may be charged - Weekend Australian + McGee’s trip to hell maybe just starting: read via pdf file

KRRC Findings released Friday

Adelaide Wheels of Justice Rally, May 7 2005

The Kapunda Road Royal Commission Report was released Friday 15 July, at 3:00pm ACST. (3.30pm AEST). See post below for links to KRRC Report pdf files.

Kapunda Road Royal Commission

Many of us have been attempting to keep awareness of the McGee case going outside South Australia. I don’t need […]

July 16: DPP considers new charges in SA hit-run case. 16/07/2005. ABC News Online

DPP considers new charges in SA hit-run case. 16/07/2005. ABC News Online
Prominent Adelaide barrister Eugene McGee could face further charges over a fatal hit-and-run incident, after a Royal Commission strongly criticised the police’s handling of the case. Commissioner Greg James QC found the police investigation on the night Mr McGee hit and killed cyclist Ian […]

July 16: The Advertiser: TOO MANY MISTAKES: McGee hit-and-run finding [16jul05]

The Advertiser: TOO MANY MISTAKES: McGee hit-and-run finding [16jul05] By NIGEL HUNT
THE Kapunda Road Royal Commission has found that the police investigation into the Eugene McGee hit-run case was not carried out “appropriately, efficiently and expeditiously”. But it has cleared the police involved of any corruption, inappropriate behaviour or favouritism toward McGee during the investigation.
The […]

Kapunda Road Royal Commission Findings

Kapunda Road Royal Commission
Commission Premises
Level 1, 26 Flinders Street
ADELAIDE SA 5000
Phone: (08) 8463 7971
Fax: (08) 8463 7988
Email: krrc@saugov.sa.gov.au
Report of the Kapunda Road Royal Commission
The ‘Report of the Kapunda Road Royal Commission’ can be purchased:
Over the counter at Service SA, Government Legislation+ Outlet, 101 Grenfell Street, Adelaide - from 9am Monday 18 July 2005
By telephoning Service […]

July 15: McGee hit-run probe mishandled, commission finds. 15/07/2005. ABC News Online

McGee hit-run probe mishandled, commission finds. 15/07/2005. ABC News Online
In South Australia, a royal commission has concluded that elements of the police investigation into a notorious hit-run case were not handled appropriately. But it has also found that prominent Adelaide lawyer Eugene McGee was not deliberately given special treatment by police investigating the fatal incident […]

July 15: SA hit-and-run case draws criticism: Breaking News 24/7 - NEWS.com.au (15-07-2005)

SA hit-and-run case draws criticism National Breaking News Breaking News 24/7 - NEWS.com.au (15-07-2005)
A ROYAL Commissioner has criticised police and prosecutors over their handling of the controversial case of Adelaide hit-run lawyer Eugene McGee.
McGee, a former police prosecutor turned criminal lawyer, was driving his four-wheel drive in South Australia’s Barossa Valley when he […]


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