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more questions:
1) Is my chosen player exclusive to me? Am I the only one who can have Maddux on my roster?
2) I am expecting these teams will be played one at a time. Or are all 3 played simultaneously?
3) If they are played one at a time, do they have to be played in any particular order?
Anyone can have Maddux on their roster... They just can't build their team off of Maddux once you claim him.
Not sure what #2 and #3 mean...
It’s one league not 3 lol. You just have 3 rosters you get to twist from
Thank you! That is the answer I needed. Very early on, I played in a league that used the same criteria for 3 consecutive leagues. Heading right now to report for my first day of jury duty which begins in an hour. Will have my team in this evening.
Ugh. Good luck. [HE'S GUILTY]
Just go in there dressed conservatively, cross your arms and do a lot of harumphing. The defense will dismiss you in a heartbeat.
Criminal defense lawyer here... It's much easier to get the boot from the prosecution than the defense. No one likes criminals, so the defense is limited in the amount of challenges they can actually use. But if you go in there and say, "I'm a Christian and believe that no one should judge a man but my Father in Heaven. If I'm asked to do it, I'd have to look at the accused and consider that his sins are forgiven by Jesus Christ himself." I absolutely guarantee 100% of the time the prosecution will strike you from the panel.
Just blame whatever happened on "the system."
Thank you all for this helpful advice. As it turned out, I sat in the audience all day without making it to the box. Not a lot of prospects got bounced from this case in El Dorado County, Calif. and I was given credit for service for my stint in the bleachers. The last time I was called a few years ago in Rockland County, NY, I made it to the box just before lunch recess. I did not get questioned but on the way out the door I asked one of the attorneys if he knew any decent restaurants in the town. As soon as I got back, the judge dismissed me for that contact. Worth a try in your jurisdiction probably as well.