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Banned from the Olympics for a bad burrito? Anti-doping efforts shouldn't start from a position of guilt

By Catherine Ordway, Assistant Professor Sport Management and Sport Integrity Lead, University of Canberra
Michele Verroken, Senior Lecturer, Law School, De Montfort University

Athletes are not the enemy. Cases of extremely low levels of prohibited substances could be referred to a third party for investigation, rather than putting the burden on the athlete.

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