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yes i think so. i' not a lawyer but i think so because there are case going on against, Anderson of USA in bhopal gas tragedy issue and match fixing issue late Hansie Cronje SA cricket team former captain. the scandal was unearthed by Delhi police and Hansie faced an inquiry i don't know whether they filed a case against it or not.
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