Title
Congress & Sports Agents: A Legislative History of the Sports Agent Responsibility and Trust Act
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Description
Although a majority of individual states have adopted legislation directed toward the conduct of sports agents, the federal government found it necessary to enact Public Law 108-304, the Sports Agent Responsibility and Trust Act (SPARTA). Congress has recognized that many acts of sports agents go unpunished because of disparate, ineffective, or in some cases, a complete absence of state laws.
This volume offers readers the legislative history of SPARTA, including copies of the law, reports, hearings, and related bills. An additional feature of the set is an appendix containing state legislation in this area. The appendix includes the language from each specific state that enacted the uniform act while also including those acts from legislatures who charted their own course.
ISBN
9780837716237
Publication Date
2008
Publisher
W.S. Hein
City
Buffalo, N.Y.
Keywords
sports agenda, college sports, Sports Agent Responsibility and Trust Act
Disciplines
Antitrust and Trade Regulation | Law
Recommended Citation
Edmonds, Edmund P.; Manz, William H.; and Kettleson., Thomas J., "Congress & Sports Agents: A Legislative History of the Sports Agent Responsibility and Trust Act" (2008). Books. 160.
https://scholarship.law.nd.edu/law_books/160
Comments
HEIN’S SPORTS LAW LEGISLATIVE HISTORY SERIES, NUMBER 3
Pages: 828 pp.