12 AAC 06.140. Method of judging

(a) The judges shall score each round of a contest on an individually signed scorecard. The referee shall pick up the scorecard from each judge, and turn the scorecards in to the commission's representative before the start of the next round.

(b) A judge shall score a contest and determine the winner, using the following system:

(1) the better contestant in a round receives 10 points and the opponent proportionately less, as determined by the judge;

(2) if the round is even, each contestant receives 10 points;

(3) no fraction of points may be given;

(4) points for each round must be awarded immediately after the end of the round.

(c) When the representative of the commission has checked the scores, he or she shall inform the announcer of the decision, and the announcer shall inform the audience of the decision, and the referee shall raise the hand of the winner. The majority opinion is conclusive. If there is no majority, the decision is a draw.

History: Eff. 9/10/86, Register 99

Authority: AS 05.05.020 (b)

AS 05.10.010

AS 05.10.020

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