Hoopai v. Astrue

How courts have described this case

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• an ALJ must rate the degree of functional limitations for the four factors but needn’t make more specific findings of the claimant’s functional limitations
• “The step two and step five determinations require different levels of severity of limitations such that the satisfaction of the requirements at step two does not automatically lead to the conclusion that the claimant has satisfied the requirements at step five.”
• “The step two and step five 11 determinations require different levels of severity of limitations such that the satisfaction of the 12 requirements at step two does not automatically lead to the conclusion that the claimant has 13 satisfied the requirements at step five.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).