A whistle-blower coach has been sentenced to a week's jail for falsifying race records. The judge determined that the custodial threshold had been met, leading to the jail sentence. This decision was made despite the presence of mitigating circumstances.
The sentence reflects the seriousness with which the offense was viewed by the court. Details of the case and the reasoning behind the sentence can be found in the source.
Further information about the circumstances surrounding the falsification of race records and the coach's role in it is available from the original report.
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