tispectrum said:MONTREAL (Reuters) - The head of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) blasted
a report clearing seven-times Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong of
doping allegations as "bordering on farcical" on Friday.Chairman [censored] Pound said in a statement that WADA was considering legal
action after the investigation headed by lawyer Emile Vrijman and the Dutch
law firm Scholten accused the agency of behaving in ways "completely
inconsistent" with testing rules.
Of course, [censored] Ounce wants WADA itself to be unsueable:
http://www.velonews.com/news/fea/7332.0.html
Quoted message said:The big thing about bringing in the governments - aside from their ability to stop trafficking and regulate the medical industry -
(What about the drug-testing industry?)
Quoted message said:is that they are signing on to a single method of dispute resolution: The Court of Arbitration for Sport. If all of these countries
sign on to this, it's CAS that has the final call and someone then can't go off to their state and local courts to overturn a
sports-related sanction for doping.