Ruling

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

I don't have my books, but FT violations are in 9.1

I know where the violations are found, but where is the current interpretation that says that after a timeout the violation carries over?

I do not see any such reference at this point in the casebook. They talk about what is a violation, but there is nothing that I can find that suggests a violation simply carries over after a timeout.

And I understand that we try to use years old interpretations on this site, but I was told by someone that sat on the NF Committee, that when an interpretation is removed from the casebook, there is a reason. In other words, the interpretation has changed or it no longer applies to the current rules.

I am still looking, I just do not find such a reference.

Peace

[Adam]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

And I understand that we try to use years old interpretations on this site, but I was told by someone that sat on the NF Committee, that when an interpretation is removed from the casebook, there is a reason. In other words, the interpretation has changed or it no longer applies to the current rules.

Or they don't want the case book to come in volumes.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Or they don't want the case book to come in volumes.

The basic implication I was given that the issue does not apply any longer or they decided the interpretation was inappropriate or inconsistent with other rules. It is great to know there is an interpretation from year's past, but something like this current situation should be in some book, somewhere if they want consistency. If I were to try to debate with someone, I would not be able to find the information to prove the point.

Peace