Blaine P. Thompson v. United States Department of Labor

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• concluding that “all relevant correspondence” sent to an administrative law judge “should have 29 been included as part of the record” forwarded to the Secretary
• holding that letters outside the designated agency record \should have been included as part of the record\ and that the \court can consider [them] in determining whether the Secretary's decision was 'arbitrary and capricious' \
• noting that the administrative record “is not necessarily those documents that the agency has compiled and submitted as ‘the’ administrative record.”
• noting that the administrative record “is not necessarily those documents that the agency has compiled and submitted as. ‘the’ administrative record.”
• explaining that the whole administrative record is “not necessarily” the documents that the agency designates as the record
• “The whole administrative record, however, is not necessarily those documents that the agency has compiled and submitted as ‘the’ administrative record.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).