Judiciary Report: Round 3

Sydney Roosters forward Victor Radley is free to play in Round 3 after he was found not guilty of a Grade 1 Dangerous Throw charge at the judiciary on Tuesday night.

Radley, who was facing a one-match ban, needed to successfully contest the charge in order to play in Thursday's match against Brisbane at Suncorp Stadium.

Warriors forward Agnatius Paasi and Melbourne prop Nelson Asofa-Solomona will both miss Round 4, however, after they accepted one match bans.

Paasi was charged with a Grade 1 Dangerous Contact offence on Dragons playmaker Corey Norman while Asofa-Solomona was charged with a similar offence for an incident involving Raiders forward Dunamis Lui.

Brisbane Broncos centre Kotoni Staggs will also miss Round 4 after being charged with a Grade 2 High Tackle - Careless offence from his side's defeat to the Parramatta Eels. Staggs was penalised for a high tackle on Eels playmaker Dylan Brown — attracting a one match ban with 95 carryover points to be added.

Wests Tigers duo Alex Twal (Grade One Contrary Conduct) and Oliver Clark (Dangerous Contact) are free to play next week — Clark available with an early guilty plea while Twal faces a monetary fine for his offence.

Storm young gun Tino Fa'asuamaleaui is also available to play in Round 4, as is Newcastle winger Edrick Lee after they accepted early guilty pleas.

Judiciary Report: Round 3