Todd K / UKC
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The scorecard refers to three situations that are majority of cast decisions right up front. 1) plussing or minusing a tree 2) calling time out 3) returning to a previously scored tree w/o treeing dogs. In those situations you must have a majority. There is no tie breaker when it comes to a tie vote. You simply can't plus the tree, call time out, etc. without a majority of cast vote.
In all other judging situations, it's the judge's decision. If someone questions the judge, it takes a majority of cast decision to overturn the judge's call in the field. In your example, if you do not have a majority (two, two vote) then the judge's decision stands. Score with a question mark and take to the MOH. The MOH should hear the question and make a ruling either way based on what they feel is correct.
So there really is no black and white "tie breaker".
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