Edward Brown v. Secretary of Health and Human Services of the United States

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• holding that provisions govern all remand orders at the behest of the Secretary
• warning, in an EAJA context, against subsuming these “two distinct issues [prevailing party/substantial justification] under one general heading”
• warning, in an EAJA context, against subsuming these \two distinct issues [prevailing party/substantial justification] under one general heading\
• noting legislative history of EAJA calling for interpreting 'prevailing party’ consistently with other fee shifting statutes

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