As used by Croquet Canada and the USCA PART 12.
All balls remain where they stopped at the end of the shot, and the turn ends.
Balls that went out of bounds, or stopped less than nine inches in bounds, are placed nine inches in from where they crossed the boundary. If a situation does not appear to be covered in the rules, the dispute shall be decided in the best judgement of the referee. If a player feels an opponent has committed mallet faults such as pushing, double tapping, or not moving the croqueted ball on the croquet shot, the player may summon the referee to observe subsequent shots. A referee may appoint individuals to serve as umpires. If the referee does not forestall an unearned continuation shot following the running of a wrong wicket, play shall be stopped as soon as the error is discovered and affected balls shall be replaced to where they were when the unearned continuation shot was taken.