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A Most Excellent Post ...
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Originally Posted by Camron Rust
Only one edge of the marking is relevant. In the case of the semi-circle, it is the outer edge just like every other line marking anything to to with the FT lane. If the shooter is touching inside the semicircle and not touching outside of the semicircle, the shooter is in the semicircle. You can also look at the definition of the semi-circle, it has a 6' radius.
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Camron Rust: Thanks for putting the time and effort into your post. It's legal for the shooter to have the back of his heel on the semicircle line. In terms of intellectual curiosity, this has been a fun thread, and I'm pleased that you brought some closure to it. All along I thought that edges were the real boundaries, so I was having trouble understanding how the entire thickness of the semicircle could be relevant. Thanks.
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