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EDITORIAL 2 ARTICLES The Future EU Sports Policy: Hollow Words on Hallowed Ground? 3 An Vermeersch The Sporting Exemption Principle in the European Court of Justice’s Case Law 7 Marios Papaloukas The Case against the Applicability of the FIFA Solidarity Mechanism Only to International Transfers. Irregularity of Solidarity or Solidarity in the Irregularity 11 Ian Blackshaw and Boris Kolev A Plea for Olympic Recognition for Curaçao 43 Roy Paul Bottse At Last, a Football Law in the Netherlands? 59 Peter T.M. Coenen The Slovak Act on the Organization and Support of Sport; a Missed Opportunity? 65 Jozef Corba Regulation in the Market of Sports Agents. Or No Regulation at All? 70 Mark Smienk C O N T E N T S Critiquing Collett: The Assumption of Risk in Football as a Profession 18 Adam Whyte Being Punitive: The Court of Arbitration for Sport Overturns Webster 20 Braham Dabscheck All Sports for Free! A Difficult Match? Right to Information in the Digital Broadcasting Era 29 Katrien Lefever and Tom Evens Limits on Foreign Professional Players Competing in the Russian Federation: Problems and Prospects 33 Mikhail Prokopets Regulating against Player Movement in Professional Rugby League: a Competition Law Analysis of the RFL’s “Club-Trained Rule” 38 Leanne O’Leary Betting in Sports Eevents. Gambling in Italy 93 Felice Antignani, Michele Colucci and Felix Majani Legal Regulation of Sports Betting in Spain and its History 99 Yago Vázquez, Jordi López and José Juan Pintó Estonia: Regulation of Sports Betting under the New Gambling Act 112 Katarina Pijetlovic Sports Betting in Latvia: Law and Policy 118 Sarmis Spilbergs and Reinis Pavars Sports Betting in Lithuania 122 Jaunius Gumbis and Liudas Karnickas PAPERS OPINION Sports Betting in the United States 124 John T. Wolohan Sports Betting: Law and Policy. A UK Perspective 127 Genevieve Gordon • Money Laundering and Tax Evasion in Football 134 • CAS Publishes the Decisions Rendered at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games 135 • English Premier League Clubs Win Important ‘Cyber Squatting’ Case 135 • Two New Sports Added to the Olympics 139 • English Premier League ‘Fit and Proper Person’ Rules: Are They Tough Enough and are They Being Strictly Applied and Enforced? 140 Ian Blackshaw 2008/3-4 1
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Page 7 and 8: Community a new dimension, such as
Page 9 and 10: Sports Ministers Conference, The Ha
Page 11 and 12: and 15) that the provisions of Comm
Page 13 and 14: The Case against the Applicability
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Page 19 and 20: 4 See also in support of this argum
Page 21 and 22: This is not an unrealistic career p
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Page 25 and 26: compensated for the income it could
Page 27: A more basic question is what weigh
Page 31 and 32: Article 17 (6) For a player over 23
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Page 39 and 40: Article 95 of the CHL Rules governs
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Page 45 and 46: competition (thereby enhancing the
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Sub Rule 29.5 It reads “The area
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To secure the appreciation of CAS i
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5.3 Recognition by the internationa
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however it will all come to the lev
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ICAS International Council for Arbi
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or serious bodily harm. Such prepar
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cumstances arise, a measure can be
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to the amount of regulations in the
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4.1. The relationship between sport
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5. Conclusion In this article I hav
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ing a player. In order to create an
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9 The ‘reserve clause’ gave clu
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In this research, the focus will be
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sports agent will not bargain at ar
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have a dominant position. Thereafte
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3.5.2. Regulations of the KNVB The
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Siekmann, R.C.R., Parrish, R., Bran
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limit on the number of times a play
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to these regulations. This refers,
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Article 4 of the Act No. 401/1989 p
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any tax evasions. Added to this is
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the machines while, at the same tim
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saw sports betting as an easy way t
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mulated by football clubs, it was a
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tions,” which means that there we
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which includes the state monopoly a
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estricted items” and, together wi
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influence on the society. 7 Amendme
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6.4. Compatibility with Article 49
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ting market is the fact that most o
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as local). 7 The amount of the paid
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estriction in the most extensive wa
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Conditions for organizing sports be
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Although Delaware discontinued its
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Sports Betting: Law and Policy. A U
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deterred because electronic transac
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lenging time for the industry. As a
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CAS Publishes the Decisions Rendere
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tickets.com>, , and be transferre
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4. to Tottenham Hostpur Public Lim
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Football League after government pr
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Football had given them a rare outl
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Moseneke wanted everyone to underst
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men and to repair the damage that h
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a day of jet travel for any competi
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television rights to the games, 67
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extraterritoriality nor a division
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cal matter, deter interference of h
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Thus, International Law, once a law
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en. 248 Typically, two separate con
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Guarantors would have undertaken to
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ing a professional football club or
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