Agh. So the ones making the accusations need someone else to figure out which lab covered up the positive test, how it was done, and whether or not the lab sends the results to more than just the UCI.
http://www.wada-ama.org/rtecontent/document/code_v3.pdf
There is the 2003 WADA code, and the protions that deal with adverse findings are no so different. You will again notice that ALL tests must take place in a WADA accredited lab. (UCI is not involved).
Now, lets try something besides creative writing and speculation for a change.
Step 1: At the conclusion of the Sample collection session the Rider and the Doping Control Officer shall sign appropriate documentation to indicate their satisfaction that the documentation accurately reflects the details of the Rider’s Sample collection session, including any concerns recorded by the Rider. The Rider’s representative (if any) and the Rider shall both sign the documentation if the Rider is a Minor. Other persons present who had a formal role during the Rider’s Sample collection session may sign the documentation as a witness of the proceedings. The Doping Control Officer shall provide the Rider with a copy of the records of the Sample collection
session that have been signed by the Rider.
So where is the documentation to back up the claim from step one? The test that did exist, but now doesn't?
Step 2: The UCI will report, through ADAMS or otherwise, all Testing conducted under these Anti-Doping Rules to WADA, including the name of the Rider, the date and place of the test and whether the test was In-Competition or Out-of-Competition.
Again, where is the test that is no longer a test?
Step 3: For purposes of article 21.1 Samples shall be sent for analysis only to WADA-accredited laboratories or as otherwise approved by WADA. The choice of the WADA-accredited laboratory (or other laboratory or method approved by WADA) used for the Sample analysis shall be determined exclusively by the UCI.
So the accusers please tell me, which WADA accredited Lab is so bad that they can have a paper trail for a sample just disappear?
Step 4: The UCI shall refer results management concerning a License-Holder who usually does not participate in International Events, to the License-Holder’s National Federation, who shall conduct results management in substantial conformity with this chapter. The National Federation shall keep the UCI informed on the status and findings of the results management
process.
I guess USADA is also hiding the positive test?
Step 5: The License-Holder, WADA and the other Anti-Doping Organizations having a right of appeal under article 329 shall be informed of a decision not to go forward with an anti-doping rule violation. If WADA or such other Anti-Doping Organization so requests, the UCI may reopen the case and request he National Federation to instigate disciplinary proceedings in accordance with article 249, without prejudice to WADA’s and such other Anti-Doping Organization’s right of appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
So, all these other agencies are kept in the dark? None can do anything?
Statute of limitations: Fairness. Over time, memories fade, evidence is lost or disappears, and people want to get on with their lives without legal interference from the past.
The diminishing value of evidence. After an event takes place, over time, memories fade and important evidence may be lost or disappear. The best time to bring a lawsuit is as close to the event as possible so as to have the best evidence available to prove a lawsuit or claim (and to defend a lawsuit or claim);
But, heh FL overhead something while riding eight years ago?????? Well, then the system must be corrupt
How about the accusers try and fill in all the blanks for a change?