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"Every member of SABO is expected to adhere to the cardinal principles of officiating. Including, but not limited to the following;
- Know the rules and administer them impartially, without fear or favor to anyone.
- Be on time for game assignments.
- Wear the proper game uniform and accessories. Maintain a neat appearance.
- Be in good physical and mental condition for a game assignment and refrain from consuming any alcoholic beverage or illegal drug prior to or during a game to which assigned.
- Do not solicit games from coaches or other school officials in position to influence the assignment of games or scratch lists.
- Do not fraternize with coaches, players, or spectators prior to or during the game. Officials may converse with coaches to impart necessary information within the context of the rules.
- Do not give information which a team may use against an opponent.
- Maintain a professional relationship with fellow officials; do not criticize fellow officials in the presence of coaches, players, or spectators"
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Originally Posted by stripes
I teach the new officials class for my local association and have misplaced a handout that I have used for the past 10-ish years. Does anyone here have or know where I can get a handout titled "Cardinal Principles of Officiating"? While it is an older handout, it deals with fundamental issues regarding officiating that are still applicable.
You help is appreciated.
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