Kaliese Spencer (C), the reigning Commonwealth Games 400 meters hurdles champion, sits next to her attorney Paul Greene (L) and her manager Marvin Anderson, as she attends a meeting with a panel overseeing her anti-doping case in Kingston, Jamaica, March 29, 2017. REUTERS/Gilbert Bellamy
KINGSTON (Reuters) - Reigning Commonwealth Games 400 metres hurdles champion Kaliese Spencer's anti-doping hearing will begin May 15 in Jamaica, the panel overseeing the case said on Wednesday.
Spencer, who has denied the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission's claims that she refused or evaded a drug test, will also learn sometime over the next week whether her request to have the provisional ban lifted is granted.
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