2.10.1 Situation L - but in reverse

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Nevadaref wrote
Please tell all of us how you handle one official lying about something to his partner differently.

Are you sure his telling you the ball went in was "a false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive"?

Nevadaref

AremRed wrote
Are you sure his telling you the ball went in was "a false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive"?

It has been made clear by the OP that it was definitely a false statement. The deception comes from telling his parter information as if it were a fact when he didn't even see it. That is unacceptable.

Rich1

Nevadaref wrote
Please tell all of us how you handle one official lying about something to his partner differently.

I would not classify my partners actions as a lie. He saw the ball bounce away at a weird angle and assumed it had bounced off the rim without going in, which he thought was verified by the other ref since he did not question it (he administered the free throws). It was an error and we fixed it. That's all.

johnny d

Nevadaref wrote
Please tell all of us how you handle one official lying about something to his partner differently.

Lying is such an egregious crime, I would just skip the lecture, blast the guy with a taser, and then finish the game with 2 officials.

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