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	Florida Corrections Commission (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The judge's goal is not simply to hand down a sentence and move onto the next case, as in most courts.
		Whether this particular judge truly is uniquely capable of running a program like this can only be determined by trying such a program elsewhere (as is now being done), but with similar training, many current judges around the state (and non-judges for that matter) facing the same institutionalized incentives could probably run a similar program.
		Courts (judges and/or prosecutors) would be given transferable "title" to beds for non-violent offenders, requiring prosecutors to recommend a particular person for release when sentencing a new offender to a prison term when the court has no more beds in the prison.
	www.fcc.state.fl.us /fcc/reports/intermed/ch4.html (9396 words)

	Goal Judge's guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		If the goal is moved from it's moorings the goal judge should flash the goal light until the goal is returned to it's correct position by the referee/linesmen (or possibly by the netminder or some other player) no matter how long it takes for you to be noticed.
		A goal judge should pay attention to the game at all times so should not be surrounded by a group of friends chattering away.
		A goal judge is not allowed to try to distract the netminder (or other players) and should not shout abuse at the netminder (or other players).
	www.oxfordstars.com /goaljguide.html (691 words)

	Goal (ice hockey) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For a goal to be scored, the puck must entirely cross the goal line between the posts and under the crossbar of the goal frame.
		The goal judge is an official positioned off ice behind each goal for the specific purpose of indicating when the puck has crossed the goal line and entered the goal.
		Gretzky is also the fastest to 50 goals; during his record-setting 1981–82 season, in which he finished with 92 goals, he scored his 50th goal in the Edmonton Oilers' 39th game of the season.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Goal_(ice_hockey) (1252 words)

	Albany River Rats ::
		Goal Cage: a six foot wide by four foot high tubular steel frame consisting of a cross bar and two goalposts to which a net is attached.
		Goal Crease: a semi-circular area with a six foot radius in front of the opening of the goal; denotes the playing area of the goaltender into which no player without the puck may enter.
		Goal Judge: one sits off-ice behind each net and indicates when a goal has been scored by turning on the red light just above his station; the referee holds the final authority and can overrule the goal judge.
	www.albanyriverrats.com /fanzone/hockey101 (2286 words)

	USA Hockey Rulebook - The Officials (Rules 501-508) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		When he is in the vicinity of the goal, he shall stop play when he observes the puck enter the goal.
		Goal Judges shall be stationed behind the goals during the progress of play, in properly screened cages, so that there can be no interference with their activities; and they shall not change goals during the game.
		The awards of points for goals and assists shall be announced over the public address system and all changes in such awards shall also be announced in the same manner.
	www.nfha.com /rulebook/the_officials.htm (2087 words)

	BASIC Hockey Rules (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Goal Judges: One sits off-ice behind each goal and indicates when the puck has crossed the red goal line by turning on a red light just above his station.
		A goal can be awarded if the player was forced into the crease or held there by a defensive player.
		Usually when a goalie leaves the area immediately in front of the goal it is to reduce the shooting area, cut down the angle of the shooter or for the offensive player to release his shot before he would like to.
	www.winnetkahockey.com /basic_hockey_rules.htm (2098 words)

	Predators University - Glossary - Nashville Predators (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A goal is achieved when the entire puck crosses the goal line and enters the net.
		A goal judge sits behind each goal (off ice) and signals when the puck has crossed the red goal line by turning on a red light above his station.
		When a goal is scored against a shorthanded team, the penalty that caused the team scored against to be shorthanded is terminated, and both teams are again at equal strength.
	www.nashvillepredators.com /pu/glossary.asp (2567 words)

	Goal Judge - Poker, Bingo, Sports Book - Ixgames Online Gambling Guide
		Goal Judges shall be stationed behind the goals during the progress of play, in properly protected areas, if possible, so that there can be no interference with their activities.
		In the event of a goal being claimed, the Goal Judge of that goal shall decide whether or not the puck has passed between the goal posts and entirely over the goal line.
		When the puck is deemed to have completely crossed the goal line, between the goal posts, the Goal Judge shall turn on the red goal light and leave it on for a minimum of five (5) seconds.
	www.ixgames.com /goal_judge (283 words)

	The LightHouse \| Goal Ball
		The width of the goals shall be 9.00 metres (+/-.05 metres).
		However, a goal can not be scored by the referee or the goal judge passing the ball into play.
		Should the referee judge the coach to have instructed his on court players, a penalty throw shall be awarded.
	www.lighthouse-sf.org /activities/TheLightHouseGoalBall.php (3034 words)

	Predators University - Learn Hockey - Nashville Predators (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The division in which a team's own goal is located is called the defending zone, while the opposite goal is located in the attacking zone.
		The goal lines are 11 feet from the end of the rink.
		A goal may not be awarded or disallowed once play has resumed following the first stoppage of play after the disputed goal.
	www.nashvillepredators.com /pu (952 words)

	USPA - Safety - Goal Post Injuries Are Uncommon
		We also wanted to know if there were any injuries associated with these goal posts and, of course, whether or not the goal judge, i.e., the flag boy wore a safety helmet and were there any injuries to the goal judges.
		As you can see, despite the variety of goal posts being used, the injury level is very low, either to the players or to the flag people who stand in a precarious position between the goal posts at the end of the field in a completely unprotected state.
		It is his impression that if the goal post is left standing in the sun for five to six months a year, that although there may be some fading, these goal posts should last a club five to ten years.
	www.us-polo.org /documents/goal_post_injuries.htm (1152 words)

	Goals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A goal shall be scored when, in the opinion of the Referee, the ball has passed over and clear of the Goal Line between the goal posts, or the imaginary lines created by extending their inner edges upward.
		If no attacking player touched the ball prior to the goal being scored, credit for the goal shall be given to the attacking player nearest the goal when the goal was scored.
		C. How Play Resumed: After a goal is scored, a Sprint shall be held at the center of the field under the same conditions as at the start of the game, with each team free to designate any player as their Sprinter.
	www.bicyclepolo.org /goals.html (220 words)

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		Judge Bowen having ordered the Charge given to the Grand Jury on Monday Last, to be published in the Georgia Republican, the Editor felt himself bound by his duty to refuse the publication, and returned his honor the following reasons for his refusal.
		Judge of the Superior Court for the Eastern district of Georgia.
		Because, This particular charge is uncommonly fraught with evil, its language disrespectful and inflammatory, and wholly extrajudicia: an extensive range of politics being as foreign to the province of a judge as to the purpose of the pulpit.
	gunshowonthenet.com /AfterTheFact/JudgePistol.html (579 words)

	gambling terms > water polo > g
		There are two goal judges, one positioned on a side of the pool at each goal line.
		The goal judge's chief responsibility is to determine whether a goal has been scored and, if so, to signal the score by raising and crossing both arms.
		The goalkeeper alone is allowed to stand or walk on the floor of the pool, to jump from the floor of the pool, to use both hands on the ball, and to punch the ball.
	www.dictionaryofgambling.com /gambling_terms/water_polo/g/index.htm (292 words)

	Official NHL Rules - Officials (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Referee shall have announced over the public address system the reason for not allowing a goal every time the goal signal light is turned on in the course of play.
		In the event that the Referee disallows a goal for any violation of the rules, he shall report the reason for disallowance to the Official Scorer who shall announce the Referee's decision correctly over the public address system.
		The awards of points for goals and assists shall be announced twice over the public address system and all changes in such awards shall also be announced in the same manner.
	www.newjerseydevils.com /2003/community/rules/officials.html (2985 words)

	TV Shows: Judge Judy - Seriously TEN
		A former New York family court judge known for her ability to cut through a dispute and get to the core of the emotional issue at hand, Judge Judy acts as a true moral compass for people seeking guidance, resolution and a little common sense in their often complicated lives.
		Having made a name for herself as a tough but fair judge in New York?s Family Court, Judge Judith Sheindlin retired from the bench in 1996 to bring her trademark wit and wisdom to the widely successful series that takes viewers inside a television courtroom where justice is dispensed at lightning speed.
		Judge Judith Sheindlin is credited with pioneering an "open court policy," allowing the public and the media to view her day-to-day proceedings, which was not a common practice at the time.
	www.ten.com.au /ten/tv_judgejudy.html (488 words)

	RSHL Main
		The purpose of the Goal Judges is to vote on the validity of each goal and to help the Acting Ref catch infractions he missed.
		A Goal Judge's responsibility is to watch the game in general, and the puck-carrier in particular.
		If a goal is scored by the opposing team before the end of the Minor Penalty, the Minor Penalty is over and the Penalized player may enter the game, or a Substitution may be put in his place.
	www.rshl.org /zilla/lgrules.htm (3949 words)

	Official (ice hockey) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		One goal judge is positioned outside the rink directly behind each goal net.
		The goal judge does not sound the horn one hears when a goal is scored; that is set off by the sound techs in the arena.
		The goal judge acts only in an advisory role; the referee has the sole authority to award goals and can override the opinion of the goal judge.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Goal_judge (1611 words)

	LCS Hockey - The National Hockey Lie
		The goal, said Bryan Lewis, supervisor of officials, was good because Brett Hull had continuous "possession and control" of the puck prior to entering the crease.
		The Video Goal Judge is to advise the Referee of the position of the attacking player when the puck enters the crease or is in contact with the crease line.
		But Rule 93(h) could not possibly be more clear on the division of responsibility: the Video Goal Judge is to "advise the Referee of the position of the attacking player"; the determination of how he got there is to be made by the on-ice official.
	www.lcshockey.com /issues/125/125buf.asp (1703 words)

	Pre-Match Instructions
		Goal Kicks — Ask your assistants to position themselves in the vicinity of the 18-yard line of the penalty area and to note that the ball passes fully out of the penalty area on the kick.
		If the kick is from the opposite side of the field, the assistant should move in on the goal line closer to the penalty area to help look for infractions during the kick.
		Inform your assistants that they should look to you for their position and that you may signal them to line up on the goal line to act as a goal judge, similar to the position on a penalty kick.
	www.secjsa.org /referee/prematch.htm (827 words)

	Firm Overview \| Judge, James and Kujawa, LLC
		The defense philosophy of Judge, James and Kujawa, LLC is to professionally, conscientiously and aggressively pursue cases with the goal of expeditiously and economically disposing of litigation either through favorable settlements or trial and appeal.
		Jay Judge's monthly column entitled “Ready for the Defense” appearing in the Township Perspective magazine of the Township Officials of Illinois, provides a means for keeping current on problems facing public entities and serves to offer advice on how public entities may avoid claims and litigation.
		The goal of Judge, James and Kujawa, LLC is to provide the best and highest quality of legal services while always striving to accomplish what many perceive as impossible.
	www.judgeltd.com /index.html (314 words)

	Judge - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Judge (court officer), government official who administers the law in a court of justice by supervising trials, instructing juries, and pronouncing...
		A judge or justice is an official who presides over a court.
		The powers, functions, method of appointment, discipline, and training of judges vary widely across different jurisdictions.
	encarta.msn.com /Judge.html (198 words)

	Howstuffworks "How Hockey Works"
		The goal judge sits in a small booth directly behind the net, his hand ready to flick a switch that will illuminate a large red light if he should see the puck cross the line.
		In earlier eras, whether or not that goal light went on was the deciding factor when the referee had to decide if a goal counted.
		With video replay in use, the goal judge is more of a tradition, one that added the phrase "lighting the lamp" to hockey lingo, as well as a hundred jokes about the bad goalie needing sun block on the back of his neck.
	entertainment.howstuffworks.com /hockey3.htm (1024 words)

	Flyers Win On No-Goal
		As such, the determination was made by the series supervisor and video goal judge that this was a good goal.
		Approximately five minutes of playing time elapsed when it was pointed out to the video goal judge that the ESPN net camera replay showed that the puck appeared to enter the net on the outside of the left post (through the mesh).
		Referees didn't see it and the replays available to the video goal judge were inconclusive and it was ruled a "good goal".
	www.hockeynut.com /9900/playoffs2000/pf041400A.html (547 words)

	The Official Site of the Colorado Avalanche (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A goal is awarded when the puck entirely crosses the red goal line between the goal posts.
		A goal is disallowed if the puck was thrown or otherwise intentionally directed into the net by an attacking player by any means other than his stick.
		Icing is not called (it is "waived off") when a team is shorthanded, when the opposition could have made a play on the puck before it went over the goal line, or when a player of the team shooting the puck touches it before an opposing player.
	www.coloradoavalanche.com /FanConnect/Hockey101.aspx (853 words)

	Hockey Gloves: Award Winning
		Goal judge: Shall call only goals and carry out any other duties as assigned by the chief referee.
		Overtime periods can be played until one team scores a goal, or the teams can have a shoot-out after two overtimes.
		A goal can be scored on a direct shot, on a tip-in off a pass, on a deflection that a defender knocks in by mistake, or on a shot that accidentally hits an official before scoring.
	www.hockeydogs.com /Hockey-Glovesae.html (265 words)

	Soc N Roll (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		When in the vicinity of the goal, the Linesman shall stop play when the puck/ ball is observed entering the goal.
		They shall not be members of either team engaged in the game, nor shall they be replaced after the start of the game, unless it becomes apparent to the Referee that either Goal Judge makes unjust decisions, in which case, the Referee shall appoint a replacement.
		The decision of the Goal Judge shall be "Goal" or "No Goal," and may be overruled by the Referee.
	www.socnroll.com /InlineOfficials.htm (1861 words)

	Ken Aston Referee Society -=\|=- LAW # 17 of SOCCER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This allows the Assistant Referee to act as goal judge, and to enable him to cut across the field of play and resume his position on the touchline to observe any off sides, if play should quickly break away up field.
		Judge whether the ball leaves the field of play whilst in its flight towards the penalty area.
		If a goal is scored from a corner, and an attacker has purposefully run into this area or around the goalkeeper whilst the ball was in flight, then the goal should not be allowed to stand.
	www.kenaston.org /LAWS/LAW-17.htm (4990 words)

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