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Originally Posted by ELA
Perhaps a trainer or someone involved with a governing body or something of the like can clarify this, however -- when a trainer gets suspended, besides being barred from the grounds, the racing commission or board can prohibit him/her from speaking with their assistant? I would want to see some site on that.
In addition, the same applies to financial side?
I am sure it doesn't happen, but are the rules clear on this?
Can anyone clarify this?
Eric
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Surely rules vary state to state and I am not a lawyer but it would seem to be a violation of a persons civil rights to prohibit them from speaking with anyone. Like it or not these are not criminal offenses and there is really no way to stop a person from speaking to another. Monitoring any sanctions are virtually impossible regardless of what the rules are. When you sign your license there usually is a section that deals with credit check and financial responsibility but as far as being able to check records, I dont think that racing commissions have the power to do so.