James E. PASS, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Shirley S. CHATER, Commissioner of Social Security, Defendant-Appellee

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• noting that courts “are not to be concerned about the availability of jobs in the community”
• noting that the burden rests with the claimant, through the first four steps of the sequential evaluation, to present evidence establishing disability during the relevant period
• noting that the burden rests with the claimant, through the first four steps of the sequential evaluation, to present evidence establishing disability during the relevant period
• noting that the burden rests with the claimant, through the first four steps of the sequential evaluation, to present evidence establishing disability during the relevant period
• noting the claimant bears the burden of proof and production at steps one through four
• noting the Commissioner’s decision “should include a discussion of which evidence [he] found credible and why”

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