ethics and deviance

Question 1

what is a contract to compete

Answer 1

is an unwritten code governing how to strive to play fairly, within the rules

Question 2

what is sports law

Answer 2

GB’s don’t like the act that they can’t self regulate their sports
like to set their own laws

Question 3

what is common law

Answer 3

protects people
standard by which all follow
sport now commercial

Question 4

what is layman’s term

Answer 4

it was okay to give another player a slap on the football but if you gave someone a slap on the streets you could get arrested

Question 5

what is the definition of sport and law

Answer 5

the application of legal principles to all levels of amateur and professional sport

Question 6

what is the Bosman ruling

Answer 6

free transfers at the end of existing contract

Question 7

what happened in gar Marion jones case to do with drugs

Answer 7

suspected using steroids
breaking sports law by taking steroid then broke common law because she lied to investigators

Question 8

what happened in the case ben collet v Gary smith & middlesborough 2008

Answer 8

18yr old Collett was polygon for Man U against Middlesborough
- ben was teckel by Gary collect sustained a double fracture on his right leg
-collet claimed for future loss of earnings as a result of not being able to pursue a successful career
-middlesborogih admitted liability

Question 9

what is bribery +gambling

Answer 9

placing bets on games he was officiating

Question 10

what is negligence in sports

Answer 10

incorrect application of rules

Question 11

what is an examples ofd duty of care in sports

Answer 11

checking boots
the surface
nets
and potholes

Question 12

what are the officials duty of care

Answer 12

have a DOC to performers to ensure their wellbeing during a match be enforcing the laws of the game consistently and removing dangers

Question 13

what is elimination of discrimination

Answer 13

it is illegal for any clubs to allow individual to become a member of an institution on grounds of colour/race

Question 14

what can the UK crown prosecution do in sport

Answer 14

has the right to prosecute players and spectators for violence in football forums as well as outside as witnesses during the European football championships

Question 15

what is sports being syndicates

Answer 15

is an activity of predicting sports result and placing a wager on the outcome

Question 16

what is match fixing

Answer 16

dishonestly determing the outcome of a match before its played

Question 17

what is a bung

Answer 17

an unauthorised and undisclosed payment to a club manager or any decision maker in the club

Question 18

what is bribery

Answer 18

act of taking or receiving something with the intention of influencing the recipient

Question 19

what is gambling in sport

Answer 19

is not illegal however match fixing on bribery’s is
wagering and illegal sport betting has been a part of sport since 19th century

Question 20

what is the Bosman ruling

Answer 20

a 1995 ruling by the European court of justice to allow the free movement of labour within the EU

Question 21

what is damages

Answer 21

legal compensation for losses occurred form the result of the deliberate harmful, reckless actions of an individual or organisation

Question 22

what is duty of care

Answer 22

a legal obligation to ensure wellbeing by removing dangers and maintaining a safe environment if responsible for a group

Question 23

what is a DBS

Answer 23

the disclosure and barring service, to prevent unsuitable people from working with vulnerable groups

Question 24

what does in loco parentis mean

Answer 24

in the place of a parent, whereby the coach is required to act as a reasonable parent would

Question 25

what Is the meaning of neglect

Answer 25

the inability to care for somebody, this could be related to kit, equipment

Question 26

what is negligence

Answer 26

a breach of the duty of care due to poor standard and resulting in harm in another person

Question 27

restraint of trade meaning

Answer 27

an action rear interferes with free competition in a market

Question 28

what is the court of arbitration for sport

Answer 28

an institution independent of any sport organsiaiotion which provides service in order to facilitate the settlement of sports related disputes

Question 29

why might people take drugs in sport

Answer 29

increase performance fame role models grin advantage commercialisation win ethic health reasons

Question 30

what psychological reasons why athletes take drugs

Answer 30

perception of pain is dulled -stimulate mental alertness -motivation -external awards -reduce anxiety increase arousal

Question 31

what are positive implication of taking drugs in sport

Answer 31

money fame image competing at a level playing field

Question 32

what are negative implication of taking drugs in sport

Answer 32

acne balding steroid age acquire masculine traits stunts growth blood clots loss of sponsors loss of income

Question 33

what may lead future developments in drugs

Answer 33

new undetectable drugs new ways to administer existing drugs without being detected skin patches genetic therapy

Question 34

who's is WADA

Answer 34

the world anti doping agency was established in 1998. it includes scientific research, education development of anti-doping capacities and monitoring of the world anti-doping capacities and the monitoring of the world anti doping code

Question 35

what are possible solutions for drug abuse in sports

Answer 35

missing test gives bans punish coaches fail 2nd test permanent ban fail 1st test gives temp ban urine and blood samples random testing

Question 36

what strategies put in place to combat drug taking

Answer 36

random testing 100% me campaign educational programmes punishments more funding for testing positive role models return funding + sponsorship athlete passports marketing consultants

Question 37

what are the for coins for the argument of drugs in sports

Answer 37

better standard of performance attract more viewers sponsorships media investment increase breaking of recored train longer recover quicker some nations have access to carbon fibre bikes where other don't so should have access to PED'S free choose testin not 100% accurate

Question 38

what are the against points for the argument of drugs in sport

Answer 38

unavoidable health risks unfair advantage poor image for sport negative role models wrong message protect athletes alternative legal methods

Question 39

what are the advantages of testing

Answer 39

cheats are caught testing procedure same everywhere random testing is more effective share cost across all sports athlete can pick and choose sports oration based on testing procedure

Question 40

disadvantages of testing

Answer 40

difficulty in getting all sports to agree limited level of facilities incorrect results difficult to agree what should be banned money for testing

Question 41

limitations of drug testing

Answer 41

not all drugs can be tested for athletes are observed when giving urine samples