Jefferson must prove that good cause exists and that there is a condition in controversy before the judge will order a physical examination of Moffett and Austin.

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This statement accurately reflects the legal standard for ordering a physical examination in a case. Under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 35, a party seeking a physical examination must show "good cause" for the examination and that the condition or injury at issue is in controversy in the case. Therefore, Jefferson must meet these requirements before a judge will order a physical examination of Moffett and Austin.

Jefferson Must Prove That Good Cause Exists and That There