Gloria MILANO, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Otis R. BOWEN, Secretary of Health and Human Services, Defendant-Appellee

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• finding that the good cause requirement “reflects a congressional determination to prevent the bad faith manipulation of the administrative process”
• holding it was proper to consider remand under the language of sentence six because the new evidence was submitted after the Appeals Council’s deadline
• stating that new evidence must be “noncumulative” to warrant a remand
• treating new evidence that the Appeals Council refused to consider because it was untimely as evidence submitted for the first time to the district court
• ordering sentence six remand based on evidence first properly submitted to the district court
• “material” means “relevant and probative so that there is a reasonable possibility that it would change the administrative result”

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