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31
Dec
2021
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Jaime CAMBRELENG CONTRERAS
CAS
Article
International
Football Legal # 16

They are not my witnesses


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This article[1] summarises how two CAS Panels have recently characterised the transcripts of witnesses in a criminal procedure during the adjudication of appeals against decisions passed by FIFA’s bodies: witness statements or documentary evidence.

CAS 2019/A/6344 Marco Polo Del Nero v. FIFA

CAS 2019/A/6665 Ricardo Terra Teixeira v. FIFA

 

The right to be heard of the parties to a dispute constitutes one of the most important principles that any judicial system must be able to guarantee. Not only is it considered as a human right (for example, in Article 6(3) of the European Convention on Human Rights)[2], but in States governed by the...

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Topics
  • CAS
Keywords
  • CAS proceedings
  • Code of Sports-related Arbitration (CAS Code)
  • Corruption
  • Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
  • Criminal proceedings
  • Evidence
  • FIFA Ethics Committee
  • Swiss Law
  • Right to be heard
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