Tartalomjegyzék
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  • RULE ONE – THE GAME
  • RULE TWO – COURT AND EQUIPMENT
    • 3. Equipment
  • RULE THREE - TEAMS B-1
  • RULE FOUR - PLAYING REGULATIONS A-10 B-29
  • RULE FIVE - VIOLATIONS A-8 B-18
  • RULE SIX - FOULS A-7 B-10
  • RULE SEVEN - GENERAL PROVISIONS B-1
  • RULE EIGHT - REFEREES, TABLE OFFICIALS, COMMISSIONER: DUTIES AND POWERS A-1 B-2
  • APPENDIX A-B-C-D-E-F

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47.1.

The referees shall have the power to make decisions on infractions of the rules committed either within or outside the boundary lines including the areas of the floor near to the scorer's table, the team benches and the areas
immediately behind the boundary lines.

47.2.

The referees shall blow their whistles when an infraction of the rules occurs, a quarter or overtime ends or the referees find it necessary to stop the game. The referees shall not blow their whistles after a successful field goal, a successful free throw or when the ball becomes live.

47.3.

When deciding on a personal contact or violation, the referees shall, in each instance, have regard to and weigh up the following fundamental principles:

  • The spirit and intent of the rules and the need to uphold the integrity of the game.
  • Consistency in application of the concept of 'advantage/disadvantage'.
    The referees should not seek to interrupt the flow of the game unnecessarily in order to penalise incidental personal contact which neither gives the player responsible an advantage nor places the opponent at a disadvantage.
  • Consistency in the application of common sense to each game, bearing in mind the abilities of the players concerned and their attitude and conduct during the game.
  • Consistency in the maintenance of a balance between game control and game flow, having a 'feeling' for what the participants are trying to do and calling what is right for the game.
47.4.

Should a protest be filed by one of the teams, the crew chief (or commissioner, if present) shall, upon receipt of the protest reasons, report in writing the incident to the organising body of the competition.

47.5.

If a referee is injured or for any other reason cannot continue to perform the referee’s duties within 5 minutes of the incident, the game shall be resumed. The remaining referee(s) shall officiate for the remainder of the game alone unless there is the possibility of replacing the injured referee with a qualified substitute referee. After consulting the commissioner, if present, the remaining referee(s) shall decide upon the possible replacement.

47.6.

For all international games, if verbal communication is necessary to make a decision clear, it shall be conducted in the English language.

47.7.

Each referee has the power to make decisions within the limits of the referee’s duties but has no authority to disregard or question decisions made by the other referee.

47.8.

The implementation and interpretation of the Official Basketball Rules by the referees, regardless of an explicit decision was made or not, is final and cannot be contested or disregarded, except in cases where a protest is allowed (see Appendix C).