Somnambulism (sleepwalking) and military service My girlfriend recently…

Somnambulism (sleepwalking) and military service
My girlfriend recently enlisted in the National Guard. She is currently in a 4 month training course as a Health Care Specialist. However, during bootcamp till now, she has become extremely depressed and has show behavior consistent with chronic sleepwalking. She has seen miltary doctors, and they said that she would be discharged under certain conditions: sleepwalking often in more than one location, sworn statements from witnesses, and persistance despite medication. She has met all these qualifications, but they still want to keep her in for a need of ”more documentation.” I was a Marine myself, and I know how the military think in these situations; they will ignore their own disqualifying medical conditions and push a person until a worst case scenario happens. I am very worried that her depression will become much worse. She desperately wants to just come home now, but I think they are just delaying and simply do not care. She has excelled in the miltary despite this, and has never been reprimanded. I hate how malingerers get away scott-free while she has a real condition. Is the Army acting illicitly, and if so, what can be done?

Use of General Power of Attorney My husband is in the military and is stationed…

Use of General Power of Attorney
My husband is in the military and is stationed in another state, therefore I have a general power of attorney. Does this document allow me to appear on his behalf in court to enter a plea regarding a traffic ticket? The ticket is a M1 and is not his first offense, so he must appear, however we do not know when he will be able to come back to Ohio and we can’t afford an attorney to represent him and file the proper paper work.