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4 Ent. & Sports Law. 1 (1985-1986)

handle is hein.journals/entspl4 and id is 1 raw text is: TEE ENTERTAINMENT U AND SPORTS LAWER Volume 4, Number. 1, Summer 1985 The NCAA's Enforcement Procedure- Erosion of Confidentiality Glenn M. Wong and Richard J. Ensor INTRODUCTION1 A growing and troublesome trend for the National Collegiate Athletic Association (hereinafter referred t9 as NCAA) in it's enforcement procedures against member institutions are law suits filed by news and other media organizations seeking information con- cerning the NCAA's investigation of an athletic pro- gram. Such litigation is viewed by the NCAA and many of its member institutions as destroying the confidential nature of NCAA investigations. For in- stance, in 1984, the University of Florida filed a de- claratory suit in Florida State District Court against the Miami Herald Publishing Co., the St. Petersburg Times, and Campus Communications, Inc., publish- er of the University of Florida student newspaper, The Gator.2 The University of Florida asked the ilustration by Dan HurleyI