Crimes with or against a minor is an automatic exclusion. You have to check with Little League if a volunteer is on the sex offender list. Beyond that, most leagues look at how recent and how big a crime. They might also put restrictions on someone convicted of a vehicle crime, such as DWI. I also had a league find out their new treasurer had been out of prison for less than a year after being convicted of embezzlement. In that case, they just switched him to another volunteer position. On Wed, Apr 22, 2026 at 6:58 PM Ann Leggett via Wadas < wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com> wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone have advice for setting requirements of what passes or fails a background check when the items in the background check are not crimes against children? I can't find anything definitive or even guidance with LL. What I hear is each league can set what is acceptable and not acceptable.
Ann Leggett District Administrator washd4da@gmail.com Challenger: WA - District 4 Little League > Home <https://www.wadist4-challenger.com/wadistrict4ll> D4: Washington District 4 Little League - Clark, Skamania, Klickitat Counties <https://www.district4wa.com/>
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