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Intriguing and Useful Cases and Appeals… What Racing Sailors and Race Officials Need to Know

Intriguing and Useful Cases and Appeals… What Racing Sailors and Race Officials Need to Know. Dave Perry Chairman US Sailing Appeals Committee US Sailing Senior Certified Judge Author… Understanding the Racing Rules of Sailing (which contains many excerpts from the Appeals and Cases)

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Intriguing and Useful Cases and Appeals… What Racing Sailors and Race Officials Need to Know

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  1. Intriguing and Useful Cases and Appeals… What Racing Sailors and Race Officials Need to Know

  2. Dave Perry Chairman US Sailing Appeals Committee US Sailing Senior Certified Judge Author… Understanding the Racing Rules of Sailing (which contains many excerpts from the Appeals and Cases) Dave Perry’s 100 Best Racing Rules Quizzes

  3. US Sailing Appeals Book available at: Home > Rules & Officials > Appeals Members – free pdf download (Index of Abstracts is for combined Appeals & Cases) ISAF Case Book also available on US Sailing Appeals website – free download (Case Book is updated each January 1; recent update available) Printed edition of the combined Appeals and Cases available for pre-orders at Appeals website

  4. US Sailing Appeals & ISAF Cases A discussion of any you would like to discuss* Some interesting ones to Dave * Note: we cannot discuss any situation that directly pertains to a live protest or matter that may be appealed.

  5. The process and procedures for filing and considering appeals… your questions and issues some Do’s and Don’t’s from Dave

  6. When filing an appeal – Do… • * Read Appendix R, rules R1, R2 and R3 carefully. • * Read the FAQ on the US Sailing Appeals page: • http://raceadmin.ussailing.org/Appeals.htm • * Send your appeal within the 15 day time limit (see rule R2.1(a)). • * Include everything asked for in rule R2.2, including the names and email address of all the parties, and the chairman of the protest committee, and appeals committee if applicable. • * Be sure all documents are dated.

  7. * Keep your grounds (the reason you are appealing) as brief and concise as possible. * Organize your supporting documents so they are clearly marked, and consolidate any email threads into one well marked file as much as possible. * Be patient. The average time from receipt of an appeal to sending the decision is three months, and it can be much longer depending on the complexity of the case and/or the number of times the appeals committee must ask the protest committee for additional facts and information.

  8. When filing your appeal - Don’t… * Send your appeal after the 15 day time limit has expired (see rule R2.1(a)). * Send individual copies of many emails; or a lot of documents with no clear marking as to what they are. * Copy your appeal to people who are not representatives of the parties or committees directly involved in the appeal. Send in an incomplete appeal (see rules R 2.1(a) and R2.2). * Send in an incomplete appeal (see rules R 2.1(a) and R2.2).

  9. Your Opinion Matters Please “check-in” to this session on the Sailing Leadership Forum app and complete the session survey Or Complete one of the yellow survey forms in the back of the room and drop in the box Thank you for attending this session

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