http://www.nytimes.com/2004/10/21/s...&en=fde314849e8a5db0&ei=5094&partner=homepage (Free registration required to read the entire article).Jeff Benz, the United States Olympic Committee's general counsel, said during the news conference that the court's reasoning showed it accepted that it should not make decisions on "field of play" issues, and that there was a process in which the South Korean delegation could have protested the result in a timely manner but failed to do so. He also said that the court, which rules on international sporting disputes, recognized that simply changing the parallel bars score would not necessarily result in the true result of the overall event because it was not the final rotation.