Although it is a demeaning and farcical process (the defendant never wins), it's a lot better to be charged in Wrestler's Court and have to, say, buy beer for a veteran than it is to be physically thrown out of the locker room and forced to change elsewhere, away from the rest of the boys. This is a fate that has befallen several WWE superstars over the years, caused by everything from sitting in someone else's seat to making disparaging remarks about a senior, respected member of the roster.
It's difficult to say just how many (usually rookies) have been ejected from the WWE locker room over the years, but there are at least five instances that we know about.
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