Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs players Jeremy Marshall-King and Ava Seumanufagai have both taken early guilty pleas relating to judiciary charges from the club's round 16 clash with the Manly Sea Eagles.
Marshall-King was charged with a grade one crusher tackle on Manly's Morgan Harper in the 5th minute of the match and has accepted a two-game ban for the incident.
The ban would have increased to three games if Marshall-King fought the charge unsuccessfully at the judiciary.
He will next be available for selection for the Bulldogs round 19 match against the Cronulla Sharks.
While Seumanufagai was charged with a grade one dangerous contact charge for an incident involving Martin Taupau. By accepting the early guilty plea, he will only miss this week's game against the Sydney Roosters and be available for selection in round 18.
In other judiciary news, the Roosters on Monday announced their pleas to the charges handed down to forwards Jared Waerea-Hargreaves and Daniel Suluka-Fifita.
Waerea-Hargreaves will front the judiciary on Tuesday in an attempt to avoid a fine for a contrary conduct charge while Suluka-Fifita has accepted a one-game suspension for a dangerous contact offence and miss this week's clash with Canterbury.
