Law schools are incentivized to consider only your best LSAT score, as it is ultimately what is reported in their class data. While I doubt that multiple attempts are never considered, there is substantial evidence that whatever consideration they give them is slim to none. Many successful applicants take the LSAT more than four times. Ultimately, your best score is all that will tend to matter. I hope this gives you some peace of mind.

I do not understand how one gets rid of the possibility that a large proportion of the mail is damaged in transit. That would seemingly have to be true for this to be an unescapable conclusion.

Pure process of elimination got me this one, but you guys have been great with your explanations.