The decision doesn't say anything specifically about he second complaint beyond that it existed, which I would guess means it was not part of this chain of litigation.
This isn't a matter for a criminal court, this is about Canadian athlete safety. No Canadian court would even have jurisdiction over this case because it didn't happen here; the venue for criminal justice is Connecticut, and due to the statute of limitations it isn't possible to seek criminal...
The arbitrator declines to rule on that issue because there is no reason to, as she already concluded that the retroactivity/consent issue invalidated OSIC's jurisdiction.
The decision turns on two things:
1. The original consent form didn't specify that OSIC's jurisdiction was retroactive...
Not that I believe this is the case here, but innocent people get convicted in court all the time, and that is notionally at least a higher evidentiary standard.
For Laurence, who obviously does not want to believe that the guy she is in love with and has invested a decade of her life into is a...
I hope that some teams remember Lopareva & Brissaud's success with the Mylene Farmer program and do something outside the most familiar English-language pop acts.
Not really the same thing. The Shibutanis were Americans who also had Japanese citizenship at birth, but by the operation of Japanese nationality law they would have had to renounce their American citizenship by the time they're 21 had they wanted to keep it.
I'd tend to doubt it, given that logistically it's much easier for him to become a Canadian than for somebody else to become British, especially given that he trains in Canada.
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