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Volume: 10 Issue: 4
(April 2012)
Keywords:
doping
contador
burden
proof
presumption
culpability
court
arbitration
sport
(cas
confirmed
union
cycliste
internationales
two-year
ban
imposed
alberto
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Doping: Contador: burden of proof & presumption of culpability
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) confirmed the Union Cycliste Internationale's two-year ban imposed on Alberto Contador following a positive test for clenbuterol on 6 February 2012. Jorge Ibarrola, a Partner with Libra Law, examines the judgment.
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