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Old Fri Feb 15, 2008, 05:53pm
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Originally Posted by M&M Guy
1) Reference?

2) "The timer and scorer and other official(s) can be used by the referee to gain definite information". So, if the scorer says they definitely saw 0.2 on the clock at the time of the whistle, then I have definite information there was 0.2 left, no matter how quickly or slowly they hit the button.
1) What part of rule 5-6-2EXCEPTION3 didn't you comprehend the first 113 times that I posted it?

2) Can you point out to me where I can find the timing MISTAKE in that sequence? You can adjust the time for a timing MISTAKE using definite knowledge. That's rule 5-10. You can't adjust the clock per the oft-cited rule above if the timer simply stops the clock normally per rule 5-8-1(a). There's 2 different rules covering 2 different situations. You're trying to apply a rule that isn't applicable.
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