Tinman said:Is a public release of the information supporting the case not allowed under swiss law or is this your opinion?
You are making the perfect case supporting the release of information. Maybe announce you are releasing, get some more public anticipation and potential proof points ie disgruntled teams/riders/sponsors, and delay release date twice. Tygart read it perfectly.
Just my opinion.
If this is a criminal prosecution, the prospective accused have the right to a fair trial. Releasing all the Kimmage documents for public scrutiny and commentary before a trial, if legally possible, may cause any trial to be aborted and the proceedings dismissed through pre trial publicity causing the release of inadmissable evidence prejudicing a fair trial.
Possibly under Swiss law the future defendants (UCI) have a right to challenge at or before the trial whether the evidence presented satisfies the local rules of evidence.
USADA/LA/UCI was a different matter as LA had abandoned his right to an arbitration hearing. USADA had reached a decision and was under no compulsion to keep the decision details and support confidential.
It may be noted that USADA claimed to have withheld certain facts and evidence that may have a bearing on the Bruyneel (& others?) arbitration.