Foxy,

Then we are both in furious agreement that the ute driver drove too close to the bike, and that there is no evidence that the ute driver "forced" the bike to veer in front of the ute.

Have a nice weekend.

Dear Shadow Minister,

I'll try to make it clearer for you one last time.

The driver of the 4WD ute broke the law by not
following the road rules by driving too close
to the vehicle (in this case the bike) in front
leaving no room or time to avoid ANY likely
accident. Two wheel vehicles such as bicycles
and motocycles riding on uneven road surfaces
will uncontrollably deviate from a straight course.
Therefore the driver of the 4WD heavy vehicle
did not follow safe road regulations and is
responsible for the accident
death caused. And therefore
should have been prosecuted for killing the rider.

In short, the driver committed murder - knowing
full well the road rules and regulations and he set out
with full intention to punish the rider. The
charge of manslaughter would not have been appropriate
because of the obvious intent of the driver - who
set out to punish the rider of the motorcycle by
whatever means was at hand. But the court did not
even charge the driver with manslaughter - only
the lesser charge of dangerous driving which got the
driver a 3 year sentence - less if he gets out on
parole. Justice was not served - no matter how you
look at it.

Shadow, as one who clams to have studied the law (where?), reading your legal "onions" on this and other matters such as the Bolt case. Like the other Rumpole you have spent too much time at Pomeroy's Bar, instead of the Legal Bar. Foxy has convinced the jury, and you have lost yet another case.

'In short, the driver committed murder -'
factually wrong Foxy. You really don't mind twisting the truth to back your very sick narrative. Quite disgraceful for someone who claims not to be judgemental.

runner,

You're the reason God invented
the middle-finger.

cont'd ...

runner,

What I did say in the past was that unlike you
I did not "prejudge" people. I took them as I
found them and judged them by their actions.
And we all know that on this forum your actions
speak volumes.