Ellett v. Rose

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• holding that ALJ gave due consideration to plaintiff’s reports of pain where the ALJ determined that plaintiff’s subjective reports were inconsistent with the objective medical evidence
• An ALJ may place less weight, little weight, or even no weight on a report if statements are brief or conclusory, not supported by medically acceptable clinical laboratory diagnostic techniques, or otherwise unsupported by the evidence

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