Southern California Amateur Softball Association   CODE OF CONDUCT (printer friendly version)   Standards of conduct are part of the ASA National Code and Southern California Rules and Regulations.  Every ASA member shall respect these standards.  A manager, coach, player, or other individual(s) affiliated with the team shall not violate any of the following:    Unsportsmanlike conduct or any derogatory action on or off the playing field. Verbal or physical attack or threat upon an umpire or an ASA official. Destruction of property, abusive behavior or violation of state or federal law. Non-payment of team-incurred debts. 'A' Travel Teams Only - Failure to provide an itemized and accurate pre-season team budget and provide an itemized financial statement of team expense to players/parents/guardians at the end of the ASA championship season: not to exceed 60 days. All players MUST be individually registered with ASA. All managers/coaches/team parents that will be on the field or in the dugout must beindividually registered and background checked through the Southern California ASA mandatory registration system, and the ID cards must be visible at all times. Playing under an assumed name or falsifying an official ASA document. Writing checks with non-sufficient funds or account closed checks to an ASA official, umpire, ASA team, individual or business. Commission of fraud perpetrated against an ASA official, team or individual. Commission of larceny perpetrated against an ASA official, team or individual. Use of any ASA logos or trademarks without express permission. Commission of any acts that are contrary to the objectives and purposes of ASA. Forfeit a game in championship play. Competing with or against individuals or teams who are disqualified from ASA play. Any other acts of disqualification as listed in ASA National Code. A Team Manager/Team Coach will not contact a National Championship Tournament Director regarding "Fill-In: berths at any time. At no time shall any player, coach or manager be allowed to drink alcoholic beverages or smoke on the field, inside or outside of the dugout. The use, possession, or sale of alcohol is forbdden at all Jr. Olympic Events.   Non-Compliance Penalty: Violation of any of the above may result in suspension or disqualification.   *You will need Adobe Acrobat to view. To get your free copy, press the link below.