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[[Sports league|League]]s and the like are trying to stop abuse towards umpires.
In [[Australian
In [[cricket]], the preamble to the [[Laws of Cricket]] state that it is not within the spirit of cricket to abuse an umpire, and to dispute their decisions.
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In [[baseball]], it is against the rules for any coach, manager, or player to question the [[umpire]]'s judgement on a call on the field, or on balls and strikes. If a [[coach (sport)|coach]], [[manager (baseball)|manager]], or player begins to walk toward the [[umpire]] with the intent to argue a call or balls and strikes, he will be warned to return to his bench or position. If he continues to advance, he will be [[ejection (sports)|ejected]].
=== Legal
In the [[Criminal justice|criminal justice system]], some [[jurisdictions]] mandate more severe penalties when a person commits a crime against a sports official immediately prior to, during, or immediately following any athletic contest in which the umpire, referee, or judge is participating in an official capacity. For instance, in the
<ref>{{cite web|title=California Penal Code Section 243.8|url=http://law.onecle.com/california/penal/243.8.html|website=onecle|accessdate=25 October 2016}}</ref>
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