Justice for Amy Gillett?
Was justice served when Stefanie Magner received a fine and license suspension for the crash that killed Amy Gillett?
Yesterday ABC news reported that the driver who crashed into the Australian cycling team and caused the death of Amy Gillett will be fined the equivalent of AUD2300 and have her driving license revoked for eight months.
By way of Australian Wheels of Justice, here’s the the Adelaide Advertiser reporting today that Amy’s parents are extremely disappointed with the outcome.
You can certainly understand Amy’s father’s point of view when he says
“We are not looking for revenge, but one would hope for justice and there is no justice in this.”
More on related topics
- Behave, or you won’t get that bike lane!
- “Where’s the justice?”
- A Fathers Day idea
- Bike commuters are up to 14 minutes faster than cars in Adelaide
- Sam Newman, moron.
2006
5
Feb
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