Sports Barrister Graham Gilbert on the Sonny Bill Williams decision: should cross code conduct be considered in mitigation in rugby disciplinary cases?
21st August 2017
In his latest article for LawInSport, sports barrister Graham Gilbert reflects back on the British & Irish Lions' recent Tour of New Zealand and the sending of All Black Centre Sonny Bill Williams in the second test: should cross code conduct be considered in mitigation in rugby disciplinary cases?
Please click here to read Graham's analysis.
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