Along with UKAD going to sleep... againRobert5091 said:Still no new date for the docs case to come up at the GMC. Very busy people you know.
Looking at MPTS's 150 odd hearings so far this year, the following 7 hearings are all in similar state to Freeman's so not unusual.‘We continue to liaise with both the GMC [General Medical Council] and Dr. Freeman’s legal representatives about their preparations for the case, and remain in close contact with parties as part of the ongoing case management process’, wrote an MPTS spokesperson in an email. ‘We do not confirm hearing dates until a notice of hearing has been issued to the doctor. This usually takes place no later than 28 days before the start of the hearing.’
Man, I would love to go see them, my fave band ever!samhocking said:Not sure about that. It's just a timely process. 6 months is not unusual for new dates to be set. Freeman's was only adjourned to a new tribunal 3 months ago. e.g
Dr Alan LEES
Hearing: 11th Jun 2018
Adjourned to new Tribunal: 14th Jun 2018
New Tribunal set: 28th Jan 2019
Summary of outcome: Erasure 7th Feb 2019
Zebadeedee said:Delay and the passage of time will erode any relevance this hearing may have. It's the way the system works.
Honey, he's home! Freeman circus set to restart on October 28.Dont expect to see anything anytime soon. It's all tied up.
The medical tribunal hearing concerning former British Cycling and Team Sky doctor, Richard Freeman, has been rescheduled to take place between October 28 and December 20, having been adjourned earlier this year.
Paul Radcliffe said it was meant to distract attention away from Mo Farah's links to Nike.That'll be a plot to divert the nation's attention away from Brexit...
Seems like they have no evidence at all that the delivery was intended for a rider. Sutton is denying all knowledge of the delivery whilst Freeman says the Testogel was to be used by Sutton himself.Before anyone gets too excited, thanks to that laptop robbery the GMC has little way of tying it to a specific rider. Plus the Statue of limitations has expired based on this case related to clenbutarol from the 2008 Olympics
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Statute of limitations prevents further analysis of Beijing 2008 samples for clenbuterol - Sports Integrity Initiative
The International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) Statute of Limitations will prevent any further analysis from being carried out on samples taken at the Beijing 2008 Olympics to ascertain if low levels of clenbuterol were caused by food contamination or doping. On 2 April, an ARD investigation...www.sportsintegrityinitiative.com
what a coincidence that this thing got delayed and delayed...Plus the Statue of limitations has expired
The SoL is a lot more flexible than you seem to realise.Plus the Statue of limitations has expired based on this case related to clenbutarol from the 2008 Olympics
Haven't they heard of Viagra?they have Shane Sutton in the building and their entire case appears to rest on proving Shane Sutton didn't need a months course of 30 Testogel to get an erection
It does seem a bit odd to me that they would throw Sutton into the equation, someone with a relatively (within the cycling world) high public profile and prone to speaking his mind.....wouldn't it have been a safer bet to just say it was for some random backroom staff member, or even a relative of a random backroom staff member and then hide behind the whole medical confidentiality thing.....So Sutton denies it, this could be fun
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