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1. Only would the ball contacting B2 allow A1 to dribble again.
2. The defender slapped the ball away and that gives anyone with the ball a chance to dribble again. That is legal.
3. Yes, they completed a pass. This is legal regardless of who touches in this case.
4. For the most part legal.
Now when you say touches someone, just touching alone does not allow a player to dribble again. It has to be part of some action that either helped them lost control of the ball or continue an active pass of the ball.
Peace
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Charles Michael “Mick” Chambers (1947-2010)
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