Brewes v. Commissioner of Social Security Administration

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• holding that evidence submitted for the first time to the Appeals Council becomes part of the administrative record for the purposes of judicial review
• holding that the district court properly considers evidence submitted to the Appeals Council even when the Appeals Council declines to review the plaintiff’s case
• holding that evidence submitted for the first time to the Appeals Council becomes part of the administrative record for the purposes of judicial review
• holding that records considered by the Appeals Council become part of the administrative record that this court must review
• holding that 11 the administrative record includes evidence submitted to and considered by the Appeals 12 Council
• concluding that evidence considered by the Appeals Council is part of the record that this Court must review in determining whether substantial evidence supports the ALJ’s opinion

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