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	Mandatory Rejection should include the following: Registered sex offender Murder Manslaughter Robbery Kidnapping Aggravated Assault Burglary Arson Reckless Homicide Aggravated Domestic violence DUI- 3 or more in less than 7 years Contributing to Delinquency of minor Child seduction Criminal Deviate Seduction Sexual Misconduct of Minor Child molesting Child Solicitation Rape Felony and Class A/B Drug offences Sexual Assault Embezzlement Felony Theft Injury to a Child Child Pornography A conviction of any of the above offenses mandates exclusion from participation in any ASA Junior Olympic activity and/or program. \| Scholarship Recipient \| Press Release \| Archived Newsletters \| Newsletters \| Kristen Costello \| Jenna Hubbard \| ASA National Council News \| Press Release Clintons ASA \| Umpire Doxsey Retires \| 2008 NYSASA Handbook \| NYS ASA In Rwanda \| 2007 New York State ASA Championship Results \| 2008 NYS ASA State Tournament Requests \| 'Grandfathered' Bats No Longer Authorized \| 2008 ASA Code Changes and Comments \| ASA News \| Mandatory Rejection \| \| Return Home \| Commissoner's Desk \| Officers & Commissioners \| Umpires \| Awards & Hall of Fame \| Tournament Information \| Great Links \| Photos \| Contact Us \|