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9780766823242

Sports Law

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    0766823245

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-11-27
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning

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Summary

For coaches, students, and administrators, paralegals, as well as those seeking a law degree in this field of study, this book introduces the relationship between law and sports, teaches the fundamentals, provides real-world insights, and explains many recent cases. The book is well-organized and helps readers not only understand the legal issues facing many in the sports industry, but how to seek the best professional advice. With numerous Web sites and other references, readers can conduct further research in a specific areas of interest in this fascinating study of sports law.

Table of Contents

Preface xvii
Introduction to Sports Law xxi
Sports Agents
1(32)
Introduction
1(1)
Who Is a Sports Agent?
1(2)
Qualifications to Become a Sports Agent
2(1)
Professional Leagues
2(1)
Formal Education to Become an Agent
3(1)
General Agency Law Principles
3(1)
Fiduciary Duties
4(1)
History of Sports Agency
4(1)
Agent Hierarchy
5(1)
Agent Roles
5(1)
Other Sports Clients
6(1)
Agent Regulation
6(3)
State Regulation of Sports Agents
7(1)
Testing Sports Agents
7(2)
Exhibit 1--1: Uniform Athlete Agents Act
9(7)
Importance of Focus of Agent Laws
14(1)
Violators of State Agent Laws
14(1)
Statutory Framework
15(1)
Sports Agent as Lawyer
15(1)
Professional Codes of Ethics
15(1)
Sports Agent Fees
16(1)
States Regulating Fees
16(1)
Regulation by Players Associations/Unions
17(1)
NFLPA
17(1)
MLBPA
17(1)
NHLPA
18(1)
NBPA
18(1)
Breach of Fiduciary Duty
18(1)
NCAA Student Athletes Turning Professional
18(2)
Professional Sports Counseling Panels
19(1)
Exhibit 1--2: Excerpt of NCAA Rules Governing Agents
20(8)
Summary
28(1)
Key Terms
29(1)
Additional Cases
29(4)
Sports Contracts
33(30)
Introduction
33(1)
Sports Agents and Contracts
33(1)
Personal Services Nature of Sports Contracts
34(1)
Public Nature of Sports Contracts
34(1)
The Occupation of ``Athlete''
34(1)
General Contract Law Principles
35(3)
Definition
35(1)
Offer and Acceptance
35(1)
Consideration
36(1)
Statute of Frauds
36(1)
Valid, Void, Voidable
37(1)
Good Faith
37(1)
Categories of Contracts
38(2)
Team Contracts versus Individual Contracts
38(1)
The Professional Services Contract
38(1)
Endorsement Contracts
39(1)
Appearance Contracts
39(1)
Drafting the Sports Contract
40(7)
Sports Contract Drafting Suggestions
40(7)
Implied Contracts
47(1)
Damages and Remedies for Breach
47(10)
Types of Remedies
47(10)
NCAA Contracts and Amateurism
57(3)
Evolution of Amateurism
58(1)
Other NCAA Contract Issues
59(1)
Letter of Intent
59(1)
Health Club Contracts
60(1)
Major League Contracts
60(1)
Summary
61(1)
Key Terms
61(1)
Additional Cases
62(1)
Sports Torts
63(24)
Introduction
63(1)
General Tort Theories
64(2)
Negligence
64(1)
Contributory Negligence versus Comparative Negligence (Fault)
65(1)
Gross Negligence and Recklessness
66(1)
Spectator Injuries
66(3)
No Fly Zones
69(1)
Wrongful Death
69(1)
Malpractice in Sports
69(8)
Sports Officials
77(1)
Workers Compensation
77(1)
Insurance
78(1)
Torts and Waivers
78(1)
Ticket Stubs and Waivers
79(1)
Minors and Waivers
79(1)
Statutes of Limitation
79(1)
Intentional Torts
80(1)
Defamation of Character
80(1)
Intentional Interference with Contractual Relations
81(1)
Commercial Misappropriation
81(1)
Products Liability
81(1)
Strict Liability in Torts
82(1)
Summary
82(1)
Key Terms
83(1)
Additional Cases
83(4)
Sports Crimes
87(16)
Introduction
87(1)
Variety of Crimes
88(1)
Relationship to Torts
88(1)
Contact Sports
88(1)
Crimes Unrelated to Sports Conduct
89(1)
General Criminal Law Principles
89(2)
Burden of Proof
89(1)
Defenses to Crimes
89(1)
Criminal Intent
90(1)
Felony versus Misdemeanor
90(1)
Assault and Battery
90(1)
Sports Violence
91(1)
Governmental Legislation
91(1)
Internal League Controls
91(1)
Crimes Agaist the Person
91(4)
Illegitimate Sports Violence
91(2)
Fans and Spectators
93(1)
Sports Officials and Crimes
93(1)
Sports Agent Crimes
94(1)
Crimes Affecting the Public Health and Welfare
95(3)
Ticket Scalping
95(1)
Sports Gambling
96(1)
Sports Bribery and Game Fixing
96(2)
Crimes Against the Government
98(1)
RICO
98(1)
Illegal Drugs
98(1)
Summary
99(1)
Key Terms
99(1)
Additional Cases
99(4)
Title IX and Other Women's Issues
103(24)
Introduction
103(1)
Born from the Civil Rights Movement
103(1)
College Sports
104(1)
NCAA's Role in Promoting Compliance
105(1)
Title IX Criticism
105(1)
Grove City College v. Bell
105(1)
Title IX Tests and Fundamentals
106(1)
Test 1: Substantial Proportionality
106(1)
Test 2: History of Expansion of Women's Programs
106(1)
Test 3: Full and Effective Accommodation of Women's Interests
107(1)
Evolution of Title IX
107(7)
Cohen v. Brown University
107(6)
NCAA v. Smith
113(1)
Men and Title IX
114(1)
Men's Programs Funding Women's Programs
114(1)
Contact Sports Exception
114(1)
Football
114(1)
Men's Programs Cut Due to Title IX
115(1)
General Accounting Office Releases Reports on Title IX
115(2)
Report on Team Discontinuation
116(1)
Other Women's Issues
117(7)
Women Competing on Male Teams
117(1)
Men Competing on Women's Teams
117(1)
Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act
117(4)
Equal Pay Act of 1963
121(1)
Sexual Harassment
122(1)
Family and Medical Leave Act
123(1)
Health Clubs for Women Only
124(1)
Summary
124(1)
Key Terms
125(1)
Additional Cases
125(2)
Disabilities and Sports
127(36)
Introduction
127(1)
Relevant Statutes
127(1)
High Schools
127(1)
NCAA
128(1)
The Rehabilitation Act of 1973
128(1)
Proof of Discrimination under § 504
129(1)
The Americans with Disabilities Act
129(3)
Four Major ADA Categories
130(1)
Reasonable Accommodation
130(1)
What Is Impairment?
131(1)
Undue Hardship
131(1)
Not Covered
131(1)
Proof of Discrimination under the ADA
131(1)
Risks to Self and Other Participants
131(1)
Role of EEOC
132(1)
Alcohol and Other Drugs
132(1)
Golfers and other Professional Sports
132(6)
Possible Unfair Advantage
137(1)
Martin's Supreme Court Decision
138(1)
The Olinger Case
138(1)
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
138(22)
Specific Disabilities
159(1)
Age Limits and Eligibility
160(1)
Age Discrimination in Employment Act
160(1)
Summary
161(1)
Key Terms
161(1)
Additional Cases
162(1)
Drugs and Sports
163(28)
Introduction
163(1)
Performance-Enhancing versus Illegal Drugs
163(1)
Constitutional Framework
164(15)
Fourth Amendment
164(1)
Fifth Amendment
165(1)
Fourteenth Amendment
165(14)
NCAA Regulation
179(1)
Professional Sports
179(1)
National Football League
180(1)
The Olympic Games
180(2)
International Olympic Committee Policies
180(1)
Significant Historical Perspectives in Drug Testing
181(1)
EXHIBIT 7--1: International Olympic Committee List of Banned Substances
182(7)
Recent Drug Concerns: HGH and EPO
188(1)
United States
188(1)
Summary
189(1)
Key Terms
189(1)
Additional Cases
189(2)
International Sports Issues
191(28)
Introduction
191(1)
Competition for and During the Olympic Games
192(1)
American Legal Challenges
192(1)
The Olympic Movement
192(1)
International Political Landscape of the Olympic Games
193(1)
1980 Boycott
193(1)
Recent Politics
193(1)
Olympic Structural Hierarchy
194(3)
The International Olympic Committee
194(1)
IOC Supremacy
194(1)
International Federations
195(1)
The National Olympic Committee
195(1)
National Governing Bodies
195(2)
The Amateur Sports Act of 1978
197(1)
The 1998 Amendments to the Amateur Sports Act of 1978
198(1)
International Legal Cases
198(17)
1980 U.S. Boycott of the Moscow Olympic Games
198(1)
Butch Reynolds's Battle Royal
199(12)
The Tonya Harding's Legal Adventure
211(1)
The 2000 Sydney Olympics
212(1)
The 2002 Salt Lake City Olympic Games
213(1)
Olympic Trademarks and the Internet
214(1)
Summary
215(1)
Key Terms
215(1)
Additional Cases
216(3)
Antitrust and Labor Issues in Sports
219(22)
Introduction
219(1)
The Federal Laws
220(2)
Sherman Act
220(1)
Clayton Act
220(1)
Norris-LaGuardia Act
221(1)
National Labor Relations Act
221(1)
National Labor Relations Board
221(1)
Judicial Analysis
222(1)
Per Se Rule Analysis
222(1)
Rule of Reason Analysis
222(1)
Nonstatutory Labor Exemption
222(1)
Mandatory Subjects of Collective Bargaining
223(1)
Strikes and Lockouts
223(1)
Antitrust in Professional Sports
223(1)
Single Entity Structure
223(1)
Historical Perspectives
224(15)
Baseball
224(1)
Football
225(6)
Basketball
231(1)
Hockey
232(1)
Competitor Leagues
232(1)
NCAA and Amateur Sports Cases
233(6)
Summary
239(1)
Key Terms
239(1)
Additional Cases
239(2)
Intellectual Property Issues in Sports
241(16)
Introduction
241(1)
History
241(2)
Copyright Law
241(1)
Fair Use
242(1)
Patent Law
242(1)
Trademark Law
242(1)
Lanham Act
243(1)
Licensing Trademarks
243(1)
Protecting the Trademark
244(1)
Licensing Revenues
244(1)
Mascots and Trademarks
244(6)
Ethnic Mascots
250(2)
Recent Changes Involving Mascots
251(1)
The Future of Ethnic Mascots
251(1)
Ambush Marketing
252(1)
The Internet and the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act
252(1)
Cybersquatters
253(1)
Summary
253(1)
Key Terms
253(1)
Additional Cases
254(3)
Alternative Dispute Resolution in Sports
257(20)
Introduction
257(1)
ADR Generally
257(1)
Federal and State Models
258(1)
Important Federal Laws
259(1)
Arbitration
259(1)
The American Arbitration Association
260(1)
Mediation
261(1)
Med-Arb/Arb-Med and Minitrials
262(1)
Constitutional Concerns
262(1)
ADR in Professional Sports
263(1)
ADR in Amateur Sports
264(2)
National Collegiate Athletic Association
264(1)
The United States Olympic Committee
265(1)
International ADR: Court of Arbitration for Sport
265(1)
Olympic ADR Cases
266(1)
Dispute Resolution and Cyberspace
266(1)
World Intellectual Property Organization
266(1)
ADR Cases
267(6)
Jessica Foschi
271(1)
Ros Rebagliati
271(1)
Matt Lindland
272(1)
Apolo Ohno
272(1)
Summary
273(1)
Key Terms
273(1)
Additional Cases
274(3)
Religion and Sports
277(8)
Introduction
277(1)
First Amendment
278(1)
Prayers Before Sports Contests
278(1)
Prayers at Graduation Ceremonies
278(1)
Three Tests
279(1)
Sports-Related Cases
279(2)
Chaudhuri
279(1)
Santa Fe
280(1)
Adler
280(1)
The Future of Prayer at Sporting Events
281(1)
Individual Athletes and Religious Expression
281(1)
No Clear-Cut Answers
282(1)
Summary
282(1)
Key Terms
283(1)
Additional Cases
283(2)
Appendix A: Internet Resources 285(4)
Appendix B: Amendments to the United States Constitution 289(8)
Glossary 297(8)
Index 305

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