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Outcome of DOJ investigation into Chinese doping scandal by end of 2024
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Department of Justice•DOJ•International Olympic Committee•IOC•Chinese•John Moolenaar•Raja Krishnamoorthi•Tokyo 2020 Olympics•WADA
Resolution / Starting Odds
No actionable findings • 33%
Minor infractions found • 33%
Major violations found • 34%
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House Committee Calls for DOJ, IOC Investigations into Chinese Doping Scandal at Tokyo 2020
May 22, 2024, 11:25 PM
A U.S. House of Representatives committee has called on the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to launch a formal inquiry into a Chinese doping scandal. The committee, led by Chairman Rep. John Moolenaar and RM Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi, is urging an investigation into reports that nearly two dozen Chinese swimmers tested positive for a banned heart medication before the Tokyo 2020 Olympics but were allowed to compete after being cleared by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
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No actionable findings • 33%
Minor infractions found • 33%
Systematic doping confirmed • 34%
No significant findings • 25%
Minor violations found • 25%
Major violations found • 25%
Full legal actions initiated • 25%
No changes recommended • 33%
Minor adjustments recommended • 33%
Major overhaul recommended • 34%
No further action • 33%
Sanctions on individual swimmers • 34%
Sanctions on Chinese Swimming Federation • 33%
Another top official in sports administration • 25%
A member of the Chinese Olympic Committee • 25%
A provincial sports department head • 25%
No other investigations in 2024 • 25%
No wrongdoing found • 33%
Minor violations identified • 33%
Major violations identified • 33%
No action • 25%
Investigation launched • 25%
Sanctions against WADA • 25%
Sanctions against Chinese Swimming Association • 25%
No violation found • 33%
Minor violations found • 33%
Major violations found • 33%
Contamination claims validated • 25%
Claims found to be false • 25%
Inconclusive results • 25%
No further action taken • 25%
No actionable evidence found • 33%
Evidence of minor violations found • 33%
Evidence of significant collusion found • 34%