Doping: CAS Jurisdiction

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Part of the ASSER International Sports Law Series book series (ASSER)

Abstract

In the Dodô Award the CAS had to resolve two main issues: the CAS jurisdiction in doping matters and the sanctioning of a doping verdict. In the author’s words: ‘The CAS panel ruled that the general reference to the FIFA Statutes provided for under the rules of the CBF constituted a valid arbitration clause, allowing WADA and FIFA to appeal decisions rendered by CBF in doping matters.’ But care is needed; the author notes that this could not be extended to all decisions rendered by a sports federation, outside the scope of doping-related decisions. As to the merits, the author concludes that the CAS confirmed its jurisprudence on the burden of proof and the duty of care of the athlete.

Keywords

International Federation Football Player Arbitral Tribunal National Federation Arbitration Clause 
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© © T.M.C.ASSER PRESS, The Hague, The Netherlands, and the authors/editors  2011

Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.LausanneSwitzerland

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