Sanctions
15:6 Violations by the thrower or his teammates prior to the execution of a throw, i.e., typically in the form of incorrect positions or the touching , of the ball by a teammate, shall lead to a correction. (See, however.(13:7 2nd paragraph).
15:7 The consequences of violations by the thrower or his teammates 15:1-3) during the execution of a throw depend primarily on whether)
.the execution was preceded by a whistle signal for the restartIn principle, any violation during an execution that was not preceded by a restart signal is to be handled through a correction and a retaking of the throw after a whistle signal. However, an advantage concept, in analogy with Rule 13:2, applies here. If the thrower’s ,team immediately loses possession after an incorrect execution then the throw is simply considered to have been executed and play continues.
In principle, any violation during an execution after a restart signal is to be penalized. This applies, for instance, if the thrower jumps during the execution, holds on to the ball for more than 3 seconds, or moves out of the correct position before the ball has left his hand. It applies if the teammates move into illegal positions after the whistle ,signal but before the ball has left the thrower’s hands (Note 10:3 2nd paragraph). In such cases, the initial throw is forfeited, and the opponents are awarded a free-throw (13:1a) from the place of the infraction (see, however, Rule 2:6). The advantage provision under Rule 13:2 does apply, i.e., if the thrower’s team loses possession of the ball before the referees have an opportunity to intervene, play continues.
15:8 In principle, any violation immediately following, but related to, the execution is to be penalized. This refers to a violation of 15:2, 2nd paragraph, i.e., the thrower touches the ball a second time before it has touched another player or the goal. It can take the form of a dribble, or grabbing the ball again after it is in the air or has been put down on the floor. This is sanctioned with a free-throw (13:1a) for the opponents. As in the case of 15:7 3rd paragraph, the advantage.provision applies
15:9 Except as indicated in Rules 14:8, 14:9, 15:4 2nd paragraph and 15:5 3rd paragraph, defending players who interfere with the
execution of a throw for the opponents, for instance by not taking up a correct position initially or by moving into an incorrect position
subsequently, shall be penalized. This applies regardless of whether it happens prior to the execution or during the execution (before the
ball has left the thrower’s hand).
A throw that was negatively affected by a defender’s interference.shall, in principle, be repeated.
15:7 The consequences of violations by the thrower or his teammates 15:1-3) during the execution of a throw depend primarily on whether)
.the execution was preceded by a whistle signal for the restartIn principle, any violation during an execution that was not preceded by a restart signal is to be handled through a correction and a retaking of the throw after a whistle signal. However, an advantage concept, in analogy with Rule 13:2, applies here. If the thrower’s ,team immediately loses possession after an incorrect execution then the throw is simply considered to have been executed and play continues.
In principle, any violation during an execution after a restart signal is to be penalized. This applies, for instance, if the thrower jumps during the execution, holds on to the ball for more than 3 seconds, or moves out of the correct position before the ball has left his hand. It applies if the teammates move into illegal positions after the whistle ,signal but before the ball has left the thrower’s hands (Note 10:3 2nd paragraph). In such cases, the initial throw is forfeited, and the opponents are awarded a free-throw (13:1a) from the place of the infraction (see, however, Rule 2:6). The advantage provision under Rule 13:2 does apply, i.e., if the thrower’s team loses possession of the ball before the referees have an opportunity to intervene, play continues.
15:8 In principle, any violation immediately following, but related to, the execution is to be penalized. This refers to a violation of 15:2, 2nd paragraph, i.e., the thrower touches the ball a second time before it has touched another player or the goal. It can take the form of a dribble, or grabbing the ball again after it is in the air or has been put down on the floor. This is sanctioned with a free-throw (13:1a) for the opponents. As in the case of 15:7 3rd paragraph, the advantage.provision applies
15:9 Except as indicated in Rules 14:8, 14:9, 15:4 2nd paragraph and 15:5 3rd paragraph, defending players who interfere with the
execution of a throw for the opponents, for instance by not taking up a correct position initially or by moving into an incorrect position
subsequently, shall be penalized. This applies regardless of whether it happens prior to the execution or during the execution (before the
ball has left the thrower’s hand).
A throw that was negatively affected by a defender’s interference.shall, in principle, be repeated.
