Google Translate reveals full reasons why Swiss Federal Tribunal refused Essendon 34 CAS appeal
Studying Classics many years ago, I had a romantic desire to read Homer in the original Ancient Greek. This enthusiasm lasted for one year and…
Sharapova doping scandal: Only one lesson for athletes and this is it
Please over-share on your doping control form because if you fail to declare a substance you should have and you later test positive for it, you will be…
Sporting integrity, gender and human dignity: Dutee Chand and what her case means for Rio
“You don’t make me feel like a woman anymore And you don’t make me feel like a woman anymore You don’t make me feel like a…
ASADA said ‘links in a chain’; WADA said ‘strands in a cable’: Which was right?
What does ASADA’s failed prosecution of the 34 Essendon Players and the famous Lindy Chamberlain case have in common? Both decisions apparently applied the principle that…
Essendon Saga: 13 legal things from CAS Judgment Day
Mainstream media outlets have been jammed with statements, comment and reaction following news that the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ruled on 11 January 2016…
How would YOU approach a WADA appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport?
If you thought Fifty Shades of Grey flew off the shelves quickly, wait until you see The Code of the Court of Arbitration for Sport: Commentary,…
A question of proof: might an ASADA appeal have legs?
On 31 March 2015 the AFL Anti-Doping Tribunal unanimously decided it was not comfortably satisfied that 34 Essendon Football Club players had committed an Anti-Doping Rule…
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