NEW YORK (AP) - A review of the NBA's officiating program has
made recommendations for significant changes, but found no evidence
of illegal activity by any referees other than Tim Donaghy.
The report calls for the creation of a "culture of compliance"
and the closer monitoring of games for suspicious activity.
Commissioner David Stern ordered the investigation last year
after former referee Donaghy was charged with betting on games he
officiated and providing inside information to gambling associates
to win their bets. He is currently serving a 15-month sentence.