With defences set up so well these days, there's a case for surrendering possession in areas away from goal and waiting to jump on what's called turnover ball in rugby.
After talking with the officers and refusing to surrender the sword, Hunt ran away from police.
One of them faced surprising difficulties in trying to surrender himself; he was turned away from one police station because the officer on duty assumed that it was a hoax.
If so, the judge will order the person to surrender all firearms and stay away from guns for 12 months.
As the Ukrainian President became increasingly isolated and began losing political support -- from members of his own party -- he relented, offering to back away from Russia, surrender some of his power and to call for new elections.
Judges then hold a hearing to determine whether to order the gun owner to surrender their firearms and stay away from all guns, typically for a year, although the restraining orders can be extended beyond that based on additional evidence.
Pulling away from his surrendered opponent, Féretier then fired on Lord Keith, whose captain, Peter Campbell, realised that his ship stood no chance against the frigate and turned eastward, running before the wind to escape despite suffering severe damage to Lord Keith' rigging as he did so.
Mr. Scrushy was permitted to surrender yesterday morning to F.B.I. agents, away from news cameras.
Military officials said the hostages were able to calm the gunman and keep him away from patients until he surrendered.
For reasons neither he nor Manager Joe Girardi can identify, Hughes has tended to pitch far better away from Yankee Stadium, where he surrendered his previous 15 home runs.
