By Richard H. McLaren, February 8, 2012
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This article argues that the erosion of sporting integrity is partly attributable to the weakness of the dispute resolution system’s ability to cope with cases arising from gambling and drugs coming forward for adjudication dealing with corruption. The paper contends that eh current arbitration model is not up to the challenge, and that the effect of inadequate pursuit of existing regulation and its lack of administration enforcement, combined with this ineffective adjudication, are causing the erosion of sport’s integrity.
