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Judge Ranjan ordered the Trump side (and the large number of plaintiffs) to produce any documents they have to support their allegations of voter fraud (read Court Order). They were ordered to produce the documents by last Friday, August 14, or reply that they had none.According to a document filed with the court, the plaintiffs (Trump et al) certified that they had served defendants with the response to the court’s order. It just says:Plaintiffs, by their undersigned counsel, hereby give notice that on August 14, 2020, they served supplemental responses per the Court’s August 13, 2020 Order (ECF # 374).The actual responses do not appear in the court record. If they are going to be made public, it will have to come from one of the parties in the lawsuit. A web search did not find any such disclosure as of August 18.Update:Defendants shared the 524-page response with one news outlet, the Intercept, who reported on it:Trump Team Fails to Cite Mail-in Election Fraud Cases in CourtThe Trump side said that they had no evidence of voter fraud in the 2020 Pennsylvania primary election, which I believe was the basis of the discovery demand. What the Trump side presented was the results of its searches into public records, and communications it had with Pennsylvania election officials.Update 2The federal judge has put everything on hold until the state court lawsuits are concluded, saying that much of the complaint dealt with interpretations of state law.[1]Update 3The federal case has been dismissed as having been resolved in state courts, saying that there are no valid claims remaining under federal law.Footnotes[1] Trump campaign's election lawsuit in Pennsylvania halted by federal judge

Here’s what I have at the bottom of my Health History Form:CLIENT AGREEMENT AND DECLARATION • Check, Date, and Sign the bottom❏ If there is reasonable and sufficient cause, my therapist has the right to refuse to treat. If he refuses, he will state the reason and give a treatment alternative or a remedy for the current circumstances.❏ I certify that all the above information is true and that I will notify my therapist of any changes. My therapist will verify any changes to health data each year.❏ I have read and understood the above document. Anything I did not understand, my therapist has explained to my satisfaction.❏ I confirm that I am capable of consenting to treatment. I acknowledge that consent is voluntary and I understand that I may withdraw my consent at any time during the treatment or treatment plan.❏ I hereby consent to participate in this therapeutic relationship.

As others have said, you need to get that undergraduate degree first.Read the application instructions *very* carefully, when applying to college. If they simply say, “please supply prior transcripts,” you might be able to get away with not submitting any. If they say you have to sign a document that says “I hereby certify that I have submitted *all* prior transcripts” or the like, then you probably can’t.I would suggest you go to a community college, where entry levels are relaxed, and get an associates degree first. If you do well, then you can transfer to a four year college with a nice transcript. Then, if you do well, you can apply to medical school.You can also write a note in your application essay explicitly saying that you are not supplying prior transcripts, because you are starting over as a more mature adult and veteran and you do not believe that prior transcripts are relevant. That way you are being honest. If they want the prior transcripts, they can specifically ask for them.If they contact you asking for them, you can always tell them, in person or by e-mail, that you are a non-standard student, that it has been 10 years since you got those transcripts, and you believe that they are not relevant. If they insist, you could ask to speak with the manager of the person who insists.If even the manager/dean insists on being a droid, you might want to investigate other colleges. I don’t think you should have to have unfavorable information in your college record, under the circumstances.