
Evidence given at the ACT Assembly inquiry into dangerous driving described the ACT legal fraternity as having "closed ranks" on the issue of appropriate sentencing for these offences and that the system was focused on "a judicial process, not justice".
Tom McLuckie, whose 20-year-old son Matthew was killed in a head-on collision by a woman driving a stolen car on the wrong side of Hindmarsh Drive in May this year, took aim at the ACT legal fraternity, the Chief Minister and the Attorney General at the inquiry hearing on Thursday.