In cases that could affect soldiers locally and across the nation, soldiers suing the military over involuntary extensions of their active duty service had a mixed day in court Friday: A U.S. Army Reserve captain won an honorable discharge in New York, but a California National Guard soldier, currently stationed at Washington's Fort Lewis, had a request for a preliminary injunction tossed out by a federal judge in Sacramento. "We are disappointed by the ruling," said Joshua Sondheimer, a San Francisco attorney representing the Guard soldier, known in court papers only as John Doe. "We still believe the order that our client is being deployed under is an illegal order."