Comment, Olympic Judging and Scoring is Far from a Perfect Ten: Why the International Olympic Committee Must Set Standards for Judging and Scoring to Save the Olympic Games
By , February 8, 2012
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In Part VI of this article, the author questions whether the Court of Arbitration for Sport’s (CAS) lack of structure to give immediate resolution to disputes that arise during the Olympic Games is a proper forum for such disputes to be resolved. The author notes that the international sports community rarely recognizes the purpose of the CAS and therefore rarely uses the CAS to settle a wide range of disputes.
