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Old Fri Dec 02, 2016, 02:55pm
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Originally Posted by bob jenkins View Post
Of course that's not the rule, but it can be a help in determining what happened. Just like viewing what the shooter's arm(s) do(es) after some potential contact.
Agree. Clues and indicators are valuable when it comes to judgment. Especially in a patient secondary whistle situation such as this one.
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