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* After the "Day Of Chaos" arc in ''ComicBook/JudgeDredd'' leaves Justice Department badly understaffed with street judges, especially due to the destruction of the Academy Of Law, standards for street evaluations for Rookie Judges to earn their Full Eagle drop dramatically in order to try and fill the gap, resulting in street judges that would ordinarily be unfit for duty. Other measures are brought in, such as retrainees, who are judges transferred in from other Mega Cities, and the reactivation of the controversial Mechanismo project.
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* ''Literature/StarshipTroopers'': Subverted, both ways. When the war ramps up, the Mobile Infantry (whose boot camp in peacetime weeds out 90% of recruits) amps up the difficulty by condensing the program and abolishing the recruits' free time. On the other hand, since military service is the only path to citizenship, the military is legally obligated to find a position that is harsh enough that a suitable reward for it is citizenship, for anyone who wants the chance to become a citizen. Someone who joins but is wheelchair-bound is obviously not going to the infantry, but the only way the military can legally turn someone away is if they are incapable of understanding the meaning of the oath of service.
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* ''Literature/StarshipTroopers'': Subverted, both ways. When the war ramps up, the Mobile Infantry (whose boot camp in peacetime weeds out 90% of recruits) amps up the difficulty by condensing the program and abolishing the recruits' free time. On the other hand, since unlike the film, the novel makes it clear that any Civil Service is a path to citizenship and the right to vote rather than just the military, and the civil service is legally required to accept anyone who's able to understand the oath of service. Someone who's not cut out for military service is the only path to citizenship, the military is legally obligated to find a position that is harsh enough that a suitable reward for it is citizenship, for anyone who wants the chance to become a citizen. Someone who joins but is wheelchair-bound is obviously not going to the infantry, but the only way the military can legally turn someone won't be turned away is if entirely, but they are incapable of understanding the meaning of the oath of service.might end up field testing survival equipment in hazardous environments.
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* ''Literature/StarshipTroopers'': Subverted, both ways. When the war ramps up, the Mobile Infantry (whose boot camp in peacetime weeds out 90% of recruits) amps up the difficulty by condensing the program and abolishing the recruits' free time. On the other hand, since military service is the only path to citizenship, the military is legally obligated to find a position that is harsh enough that a suitable reward for it is citizenship, for anyone who wants the chance to become a citizen. Someone who joins but is wheelchair-bound is obviously not going to the infantry, but the only way the military can legally turn someone away is if they are incapable of understanding the meaning of the oath of service.
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* In ''Anime/IrresponsibleCaptainTylor'', the protagonist attempts to join the Space Force but bungles his psych exam. The recruiting officers laughs off that failure and lets Tylor join because, with the Raalgons declaring war, the Space Force will take anyone it can get.
