Medical Law Review; 04/01/2020(AN 143723963); ISSN: 09670742Academic Search Complete Article source: https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&AuthType=sso&db=a9h&AN=143723963&site=ehost-live&custid=s2775460
Author: Don MacDowall
When sports is the most important utterly non-important thing in the world
Article source: http://link.springer.com/10.1007/s40318-020-00167-7
Challenging the call: Should sports governing bodies be subject to judicial review?
Abstract English law is settled in its view that Sports Governing Bodies (“SGBs”) are not amenable to judicial review, following the Court of Appeal decision in R v Disciplinary Committee of the Jockey Club, ex p Aga Khan. However, this article argues that, 27 years on from the leading decision, the issue merits reconsideration owing to…
The extraordinary autonomy of sports bodies under Swiss law: lessons to be drawn
Abstract High-profile decisions of the sports governing bodies and subsequent judicial decisions of the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) in Lausanne, the Swiss Federal Tribunal and, sometimes, the European Court of Human Rights frequently draw wide public attention to the fact that in litigations of the sports world, the decisions of the sports governing…
Using interdisciplinary tools to improve anti-doping: Utopia or necessity?
Abstract This article proposes a reflection on the value of interdisciplinary approaches applied to anti-doping. It aims to show that interdisciplinary research and collaborative work is central to establishing sound anti-doping policies. After presenting some fundamentals of interdisciplinary approaches, the article analyses how these can apply to doping as a “wicked” problem, highlighting the importance…
To what extent does the Paralympic Games promote the integration of disabled persons into society?
Abstract Every 4 years, the Paralympic Games (both the Summer and Winter editions) showcase the sporting performances of disabled persons. The Paralympic Movement has strived to promote the inclusion of disabled persons into society through sports, but the endeavours of the Paralympic Games are limited due to various features of the said Games, from the limitations…
Statutory provision as a legal base for data transfers to third countries for anti-doping purposes, under EU and German law
Abstract Whenever (national) anti-doping organisations ((N)ADOs) based in the European Union (EU) wish to transfer personal data related to athletes to their partners in “third countries” (countries outside the EU), a set of specific and exacting legal requirements must be met. One of these requirements is the demonstration of a valid legal base. While a…
Health Care Complaints Commission v Coutinho [2020] NSWCATOD 33 (31 March 2020) (L Pearson, Principal Member, Dr D Cockrell, Senior Member, Dr S Harlamb, Senior Member, S Lovrovich, General Member)
Catchwords: TRADES AND PROFESSIONS – health practitioner – dentist – practitioner convicted of serious criminal offence – failure to notify finding of guilt and charge – disciplinary action Article source: https://jade.io/viewArticle.html?aid=723860&pid=-1&h=2112998234
When fantasy meets India: debunking the need to license intellectual property for fantasy sports games
Abstract Fantasy sports, which provide ordinary participants to experience the role of the manager and owner of their imaginary team, owe their success to the availability of performance statistics and related data of the athletes. Fantasy sports also heavily rely on the athletes and teams’ logos, images, names, likenesses, and other similar indicia. Given the…
Understanding the Experiences of Young Children on the Autism Spectrum as They Navigate the Irish Early Years’ Education System: Valuing Voices in Child-Centered Narratives.
International Journal of Qualitative Methods; 03/30/2020(AN 142582609); ISSN: 16094069Academic Search Complete Article source: https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&AuthType=sso&db=a9h&AN=142582609&site=ehost-live&custid=s2775460