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Intelligence Case Study Fact Sheet 28/04/2014

In December 2009, with the inception of UK Anti-Doping, an intelligence-led approach was adopted to tackling doping in sport. The aim is to ensure the UK can work more closely with law enforcement and regulatory bodies in order to gather information to establish non-analytical cases against both athletes and athlete support personnel.

Intelligence Case Study - The First Trafficking Conviction in the UK

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