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PRESUMED GUILTY: Athletes see doping case appeals as futile exercise. The arbitration system is flawed, with a tilt toward accusers. Accidental and trivial cases result in harsh penalties. By Michael A. Hiltzik, LA Times Staff Writer, December 11, 2006. LA Times Article, Dec 11, 2006 PRESUMED GUILTY: Athletes' unbeatable foe. Anti-doping authorities serve as prosecutor, judge and jury. The innocent often pay a high price. By Michael A. Hiltzik, LA Times Staff Writer, December 10, 2006. LA Times Article, Dec 10, 2006 |