Lawyer’s charges could be dismissed | | The Australian By Lauren Ahwan.
A MAGISTRATE has threatened to dismiss criminal charges against a prominent Adelaide lawyer unless prosecutors better detail their allegations. Magistrate Fred Field said he was not satisfied with the prosecution’s attempts to provide particulars of charges faced by lawyer Eugene Norman McGee and his […]

Hit-and-run widow supports victims’ advocate proposal. 14/03/2006. ABC News Online
The widow of Eugene McGee’s hit-and-run victim says she still has not received justice, despite the South Australian Government’s intervention. Di Gilchrist, the widow of Ian Humphries, has spoken in favour of a proposal by Independent MP Nick Xenophon for a victims’ advocate. Last year the […]

The Advertiser: Wife of victim hits out at DPP Nigel Hunt. 26feb06
THE wife of the man killed by lawyer Eugene McGee in a hit-run crash has accused Director of Public Prosecutions Stephen Pallaras of being “insensitive and disrespectful” to victims of crime. Diana Gilcrist-Humphrey, whose husband Ian Humphrey was killed while cycling on Kapunda Rd, […]

The Advertiser: Still work to do, says Pallaras [11feb06]
DIRECTOR of Public Prosecutions Stephen Pallaras says his office’s strained relationship with the State Government is far from fixed. Mr Pallaras, since taking over last April, has clashed with the Government on such issues as the Paul Nemer case, the Kapunda Road Royal Commission and sentencing appeals. […]

Elizabeth Wynhausen: Brazen displays of the unAustralian way
December 31, 2005
IT is a truth universally acknowledged that the reticence once prized by Australians no longer gets you anywhere. In light of such a historic shift, this columnist proposes to honour those whose brazen behaviour has succeeded beyond their wildest dreams - let alone ours.
The “unAustralian of […]

McGees answer charges ‘under protest’ Friday, 7 October 2005. 17:41 (AEST)
Adelaide lawyer Eugene McGee and his brother have been excused from attending their first Adelaide Magistrates Court hearing on charges of attempting to pervert the course of justice. Eugene Norman McGee, 51, and 55-year-old Craig Patrick McGee were charged after recommendations made by the Kapunda […]

The Advertiser: Date set for McGees to face court [30aug05]
LAWYER Eugene McGee and his brother, Craig, will face Adelaide Magistrates Court on October 7 accused of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice. Police yesterday filed an information with the court outlining the charges under section 256 (1) of the Criminal Law Consolidation Act.
It is […]

The Advertiser: McGee brothers to face charges [27aug05] By Nigel Hunt
LAWYER Eugene McGee and his brother Craig late yesterday were reported by police for conspiracy to pervert the course of justice. Police revealed last night the pair would be summonsed to formally answer the charge in court at a date to be fixed.
Yesterday’s police action […]

SA police consider charges for McGee brothers. 26/08/2005. ABC News Online
Police have reported prominent Adelaide barrister Eugene McGee and his brother Craig McGee with conspiracy to pervert the course of justice. On Wednesday, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Stephen Pallaras recommended the charges based on the findings of the Kapunda Road Royal Commission into […]

The Advertiser: Legal board begins McGee investigation [26aug05] By Nigel Hunt
THE Legal Practitioners Conduct Board has launched an investigation into the activities of lawyer Eugene McGee. Presiding member Stephen Walsh, QC, yesterday confirmed the inquiry was underway but declined to elaborate because of confidentiality provisions within the Legal Practitioner’s Act.
“Upon completion of its inquiry and […]

McGee royal commission vindicated | SA | Breaking News 24/7 - NEWS.com.au (25-08-2005)
NEW charges recommended against Adelaide lawyer Eugene McGee, who escaped jail after a fatal hit-and-run accident, have vindicated the royal commission into the case, South Australia Premier Mike Rann said today. SA Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Steve Pallaras recommended to police that […]

Lawyer may face new charges over crash - Breaking News - National - Breaking News
New charges recommended against Adelaide lawyer Eugene McGee, who escaped jail after a fatal hit-and-run accident, vindicated the royal commission into the case, Premier Mike Rann said. South Australian Director of Public Prosecutions Steve Pallaras has recommended to police that […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]