Court questions integrity of FIFA proceedings against Bin Hammam

By James M. Dorsey
A careful read of this month's Court of Arbitration of Sports dismissal of bribery charges against ousted FIFA vice president Mohammed Bin Hammam paints a troubling picture of the status of good governance, accountability and transparency as well as ethical and moral standards in world soccer.
CAS's ruling leaves little doubt that the j…
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