The trade that smells like collusion, the lineup locked a minute late, the waiver claim the commissioner processed by hand, the payout rule nobody wrote down in August. A league is a social contract, and every season tests it.
Jurors run leagues, play in leagues and have been the aggrieved manager at least once. They weigh the spirit of the league against the letter of its settings and say whether the ruling stands.
How cases are written here: in the first person, plain words: the league settings that matter, what happened, when, and what each manager wants. Name the sides by the ruling ("Trade stands" / "Veto it"), never "fair" against "cheater".