Judiciary news

The Sydney Roosters have decided not to contest a grade-three careless high tackle charge against prop Adrian Morley who copped a two week suspension.

Morley was charged for his much publicised hit on South Sydney halfback Ben Walker, who will miss four weeks after sustaining a knee injury in the tackle. Had Morley unsuccessfully contested the charge he faced a three week stint on the sideline.

In other judiciary news, Bulldogs prop Nate Myles will serve a one-match suspension after also pleading guilty to a dangerous throw, while New Zealand Warriors utility Sione Faumuina is out for two games after pleading guilty to a careless high tackle charge.

Wests Tigers forward Anthony Laffranchi escaped suspension after entering an early guilty plea to a dangerous throw charge. Meanwhile, Daniel Fitzhenry will replace the injured Benji Marshall at five-eighth for the West Tigers clash with the Bulldogs at Telstra Stadium on Friday night.

Fitzhenry moves in from the wing to take over the number six spot, with rookie Michael Crockett coming onto the flank. Marshall broke his cheekbone in last week's 24-15 win over St George-Illawarra.