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Originally Posted by Seattle32
To make sure I understand you:
1. Attacking a ball that's completely above the opponents' court: always a fault.
2. Attacking a ball that's at least partially above my court: only a fault if my ball contact was completely above the opponents' court.
Right?
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To be more accurate, I'd change "attacking" to "making contact," with the exception of a legal block.
The distinction would cover reaching over to set a ball that is contacted beyond the plane of the net.