Introduction A disputed round is not resolved by finding the most convincing replay. Investigators must establish what happened, when it happened and which rule applies, then check that account against independent evidence. A moment can look different from different angles, and a confident recollection is not necessarily reliable. A sound investigation builds a timeline from several sources, preserves the original material and distinguishes evidence from interpretation. The tools vary across sports and games, but the principles are the same: define the question, gather evidence close to the event and assess…
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