League Cases

Disciplinary cases handled fairly, from first notice to ruling

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League Cases for the Meadowbank Junior League: the case register with references and statuses, and case L-2026-005 open: the club involved, its plea, the ruling (upheld, a £75.00 fine) with the league's reasoning, and the case timeline.

Highlights

  • Open, serve and rule on cases
  • One or more clubs named in each case
  • Each club's evidence stays private
  • A timeline and reference number for every case
  • Fines billed through League Billing

When something goes wrong on or off the pitch, a league needs a fair, consistent and recorded way to deal with it. League Cases takes a disciplinary matter from first notice to ruling, with every step on the record.

What you can do

  • Open a case with a title, a summary and a severity, and name one or more clubs in your league as respondents, complainants or witnesses.
  • Serve it: each club's admins are notified and can open the case straight away.
  • Collect evidence: clubs send statements, pleas, witness statements and other evidence in writing.
  • Rule club by club, with an outcome, a sanction such as a warning, a fine, a points deduction or a suspension, and your reasoning.
  • Bill fines: with League Billing on, a fine becomes a charge to the club automatically.
  • Keep the record: a timeline shows each step, and every case has its own reference number.

Good to know

  • Each club sees only its own evidence and its own ruling. When you are mediating, you can let clubs see each other's evidence.
  • You can withdraw a case until you begin your review.
  • Keep personal details out of the summary: the clubs involved can read it.
  • Switching the power-up off locks the page; every case and its record is kept for when you switch it back on.

Screens

League Cases for the Meadowbank Junior League: the case register with references and statuses, and case L-2026-005 open: the club involved, its plea, the ruling (upheld, a £75.00 fine) with the league's reasoning, and the case timeline.
Every case on record, from first notice to ruling, with its own reference
Harbour Town Colts' view of its disciplinary cases: case L-2026-005 from the Meadowbank Junior League with the club's own plea, the league's ruling (upheld, a £75.00 fine) and its reasoning.
Each club sees its own case file: its evidence and its ruling, no one else's
Case L-2026-004, a spectator conduct complaint under review: two clubs involved as respondents, each club's written statement as evidence, and the ruling already issued to one of them (partially upheld, a warning) while the other club's is still to come.
Collect each club's statement in writing and rule club by club
The Issue a ruling window for Kingsmere Juniors, the home club in the spectator conduct case: outcome Upheld, sanction Fine, a fine of 100.00 that becomes a charge to the club with League Billing on, and the league's written reasoning.
Rule club by club, with an outcome, a sanction and your reasoning

Works with

Free while in beta

In beta: ask us for early access. Each club sees only its own evidence and its own ruling, unless you choose to share evidence while mediating.