Well the verdict of the totally un-biased hearing is in
Guilty
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FIA president Max Mosley told a news conference: "There were five charges against the teams.
"The first of these were to be sure they were in possession of suitable tyres, and they were found guilty of that, but with strongly mitigating circumstances.
"They were accused of wrongfully refusing to start the race, found guilty of that.
They were found not guilty of refusing to race subject to a speed limit, because there was no plan in place.
"They have also been found not guilty of conspiring to make a demonstration because they satisfied the World Council.
"They were found not guilty of failing to tell the stewards."
There was no reference to whether the hearing panel had assessed whether Mosley was right to prevent a plan to race following the insertion of a chicane.
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