6.1. GENERAL PRINCIPLE


Artistic score*

4 judges

The highest and lowest scores of the A- judges are dropped. The remaining scores are averaged and, provided that the two middle scores are within the tolerated range indicated below, this result is the final A- score.
 

Execution score*

 4 judges

The highest and lowest scores of the E- Judges are dropped. The remaining scores are averaged and, provided that the two middle scores are within the tolerated range indicated below, this result is the final E- score.

Maximum deviation allowed for Artistic and Execution scores

During the competitions, the difference between the middle scores taken into account may not be greater than:
 
Final score between        10.00   and    8.00    =    0.3
                                           7.99     and    7.00    =    0.4
                                           6.99     and    6.00    =    0.5
                                           5.99     and    0         =    0.6
 
If a bigger deviation than indicated above occurs then the average of all four scores is the final score.
 

Difficulty score*

2 judges

The agreed score is the final D- score.

 

Total score

The A- score, the E- score, and D- score and the CJP score are added together and constitute the total score.

FINAL SCORE

The deductions made by the D- Judges, the Line Judges and the Chair of Judges Panel are deducted from the total score to give the FINAL SCORE.
 
*   In a case where a judge fails to give a score in time or does not give a score at all, the average of the given scores will replace the missing score.

Maximum deviation between extremes

For Artistic and Execution:
In case of a deviation of 1.0 or more between the extremes, an analysis of the judges’ scores will be made after the competition and appropriate sanctions will be taken.
 

Marks review (see T.R. 8.4)

Inquiries for the D- Score are allowed. Inquiries for all other socres are not allowed.


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