David

17. Disqualification: Exclusion.Contestants may
be disqualified or excluded from any or all events if
guilty of an infraction of contest rules, unsportsman-like
or discourteous conduct, infraction of good safe-ty
practice or procedure, or conduct detrimental to
the well-being of model aviation. If, after entry in an
event, a contestant is found to be ineligible to com-pete
in that event, all of the contestant’s flights in that
event are to be canceled and any awards won in that
event returned. If judged guilty of willful miscon-duct,
the contestant shall lose all claim to awards, and
shall be liable to expulsion from the contest site.
Repeated or particularly vicious acts of willful mis-conduct
may result in suspension or revocation of the
contestant’s model flier’s sporting license or in
expulsion of the contestant from membership in the
AMA. If action is taken to suspend the contestant’s
model flier’s sporting license, the contestant shall
have 14 days after notification in which to present in
writing why such action should not be taken. Any
action taken to revoke a contestant’s model flier’s
sporting license or to expel the contestant from mem-bership
in the AMA shall be taken in accordance
with the notification and hearing procedures set forth
in Article V, Section 3 of the AMA Bylaws.
who is eligible to take part in a following meet, as is
the case with FAI qualification meets, the three-day
rule applies.


Again, I do not support or condone the cloning/building/selling of Bob's kit. We know who bought the airplane. We know who sold it. Now we need to find out who actually cloned the airplane and bring him/her to justice.