Case Files
Clarifications
Clarifications will be posted here periodically. To submit a clarification, advisors can email: clarify@alyig.org. Please be specific!
CLARIFICATION 1
Cameron Strong‘s affidavit, in regards to their job experience, should read:
“…I played on the Women’s/Men’s Olympic soccer team at the Djibouti Games in 2010. I blew out my right knee in a game against Brazil in 2013 and became a sports announcer shortly after that for ESTN.”
Paragraph 1 : Lines 3-5
CLARIFICATION 2
REQUEST:
Per the stipulations section of the case materials, “the signatures of the witnesses are authentic,” but there are no signatures on the affidavits just blank spaces. Could the provided copies of case materials for each trial include signatures?
RESPONSE: We will not issue a clarification.
CLARIFICATION 3
REQUEST:
Did Linn Anderson receive a “red card”? It is implied in Terry Dillon’s testimony, but unclear. Was he/she thrown out of the game?
RESPONSE: We will not issue a clarification for this request.
CLARIFICATION 4
REQUEST:
What position did Shannon play?
RESPONSE: We will not issue a clarification for this request.
CLARIFICATION 5
REQUEST:
Is Cameron Strong responsible for knowing the FIFA rules?
RESPONSE: We will not issue a clarification for this request.
CLARIFICATION 6
REQUEST:
Are the statements made by the parents of Shannon Spain and Linn Anderson considered admissible by party opponent for purposes of hearsay?
RESPONSE: We will not issue a clarification for this request.
CLARIFICATION 7
REQUEST:
Could you please clarify that Linn Anderson was a junior? Coach Dillon makes the statement that Anderson would not be back next year and I was wondering if that was incorrect.
RESPONSE: In the statement of Coach Terry Dillon, last paragraph, second sentence: strike “Anderson will be gone and” and capitalize “we.” The sentence will now read: “We will be ready for those hoodlums next season.”
CLARIFICATION 8
There is a new Exhibit 6 that contains pages 37-40 of the FIFA Laws of the Game. It is provided online and will be available in the courtroom with the other exhibits.