James L. Calhoun v. Benjamin F. Bailar, Postmaster General of the United States, Defendant

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• “the substantial evidence test is quintessentially a case-by-case analysis requiring review of the whole record”
• “To constitute substantial evidence, hearsay declarations, like any other evidence, must meet minimum criteria for admissibility—it must have probative value and bear indicia of reliability.”
• \[H]earsay admitted without objection is ordinarily given its normal probative effect.\
• \[H]earsay admitted without objection is ordinarily given its normal probative effect.\

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