The Online Safety Bill: Calling full time on online abuse in sport?
How The Anti-Violence Against Women & Children Act Applies To Allegations Of Abuse In Philippine Basketball
Independent Report on the UEFA Champions League Final 2022: Lessons for Venue Owners & Event Operators
China's Anti-Doping Laws & Regulations – An Overview In 2023
Who is a ‘publisher’ in the context of defamatory material posted on a social media website? (Fairfax v Voller)
Ensuring Fair Process For Players In Sexual Assault Claims - The Jake Virtanen NHL Case
‘Fouls’ Off The Field of Play – Key Considerations For Athletes, Clubs & Sponsors
The trial against the fan who caused the crash at the Tour de France
Tomorrow, on the day when the Tour de France 2022 will be officially presented and the rebirth of the Tour de Femmes will be celebrated, a criminal trial will be held in Brest against the spectator who caused a group crash on the first stage of the 2021 edition Brest-Landerneau on 26th June.
Trade Mark Infringement: How UK’s New Sentencing Guidelines Benefit Sports Organisations
An Athlete's guide: Knowing Your Rights When Involved In Police Investigations
Benjamin Mendy’s criminal charges – employment, sporting & financial repercussions
NFL investigation into Deshaun Watson 'ongoing and active'; QB eligible to participate in team activities
Deshaun Watson reported to Houston Texans training camp on Sunday and, while currently under investigation by the NFL into multiple allegations of sexual assault and harassment, faces "no restrictions" to his participation with the club at this time, the league announced Tuesday.
Guidance For Athletes On Social Media Use And Reviewing Historic Posts
Falcons terminate Barkevious Mingo's contract following LB's arrest on child indecency charge
Atlanta Falcons linebacker Barkevious Mingo was arrested Thursday in Arlington, Texas on a charge of "indecency with a child, sexual contact," NFL.com confirmed Saturday, via Arlington Police Department records.
Criminal law sanctions for online racist abuse in football
Tackling football violence in Cyprus: how controversial fan ID cards have impacted the game
Access To Justice For Survivors Of (Sexual) Harassment And Abuse In Sports
When football administrators end up in prison - the ongoing case of Racing de Santander’s former managers
What will the Rodchenkov Act mean for the fight against international doping in sport?
Online video gaming: another front in the war against money laundering
A review of China Sports Law Week 2019 – “Inclusivity, Integrity and Insights”
Key points from the Quinlan report into safeguarding at the Lawn Tennis Association
Corporate criminal liability: How the Criminal Finances Act 2017 presents a fresh challenge for English football clubs
The legal remedies for victims of child abuse in English football
Major League Baseball considers action against the Cardinals over database hack
What sports organisations need to know about the new failure to prevent fraud offence
Protecting India’s Athletes - A Review Of Sexual Harassment Laws Following Wrestling Allegations
The Limits Of Privacy – Why Sports Stars Remain Exposed In Criminal Investigations
Removing Cross Examination Requirements: What impact could the proposed changes to Title IX have on accused students?
Negotiating athlete endorsement agreements in India
Here We Go Again – How To Address Pitch Invasions In English Football?
Athletics coach Rana Reider to be investigated over sexual misconduct claims
Athletics coach Rana Reider set to be investigated by the US Center for SafeSport after multiple complaints of sexual misconduct were made against him.
Reider is a well renowned athletics trainer as he has trained multiple World and Olympic Champions including Tokyo 2020 Olympic 200m gold medallist Andre de Grasse and two-time Olympic champion Christian Taylor.
US Soccer appoints former Deputy Attorney General to lead sexual misconduct investigation
Former United States Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates has been appointed by US Soccer to lead an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct in the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL).
Mali: Inquiry Links Basketball Federation to Sexual Abuse
The International Basketball Federation’s (FIBA) report on systemic sexual harassment and abuse within the Mali Basketball Federation (FMBB) vindicates the victims of abuse, survivors, whistleblowers, and activists who took enormous risks to bring this abuse to light, the Sport & Rights Alliance said today.
INTERPOL: Integrity in sport - bi-weekly bulletin - 7-20 September
INVESTIGATIONS
Belgium
Belgian police to investigate possible basketball fraud case
BRUSSELS (AP) — The Belgian basketball federation has asked the country’s federal police to investigate a possible fraud case related to the organization of 3x3 tournaments in the runup to the Tokyo Olympics.
Following discussions with the local Wallonia and Flanders federations, Basketball Belgium said in a statement on Tuesday that it contacted a police unit specialized in sports fraud to conduct a “thorough investigation.”
The federation said a disciplinary inquiry was being carried out by Basketball Flanders in addition to a criminal complaint.
De Standaard newspaper reported last month that fake 3x3 basketball tournaments were set up in Belgium from August to October 2019 in a bid to allow the Belgium team to collect the necessary points to be able to take part in qualifying for the Olympic Games.
The NCAA College Basketball Bribery Scandal: The Scheme that Continues to Shake Collegiate Sports
Richard Sherman pleads not guilty to five misdemeanors, states he's 'deeply remorseful for my actions'
Richard Sherman, a 10-season NFL veteran, was charged with five misdemeanors by the King County (Wash.) Prosecuting Attorney's Office on Friday, and the free-agent cornerback also released a statement expressing his remorse for the incident earlier this week.
Free-agent CB Richard Sherman arrested, booked on multiple charges
Free-agent cornerback Richard Sherman was arrested near Seattle on Wednesday morning and booked on charges of burglary domestic violence, resisting arrest and malicious mischief, Redmond (Wash.) police chief Darrell Lowe told reporters during an afternoon news conference.
Chiefs DE Frank Clark charged with felony possession of assault weapon
Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Frank Clark was charged Friday with felony possession of an assault weapon, L.A. County District Attorney's office spokesperson Greg Risling confirmed to NFL.com.
Sports Integrity (Betting And Financial Corruption) – The Year In Review 2020/21
Criminal Prosecution Of UK Football Agents: How FA Regulations Overlap The Bribery Act
Addressing Participant Welfare And Safeguarding Issues In Sports Disciplinary Investigations
Sports investigations: the risky business of deleting phone apps
Cyber threats to sports organisations (and key steps to reduce exposure)
Sports integrity (betting and financial corruption) – the year in review 2019/20
The role and extent of criminal sanctions in sport
Key UK tax changes for not-for-profit sports clubs in 2018/19
“Entrapment has won”- How sports stars should respond to media sting operations
What sports organisations need to consider when offering internships and volunteer roles
Fighting sports corruption in India: A review of the National Sports Ethics Commission Bill 2016
20th Anniversary Conference of Japan Sports Arbitration Agency (JSAA)