James W. Moore v. Commissioner of the Social Security Administration, Being Sued as Jo Anne Barnhart, Commissioner Social Security Administration

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• discussing that although employment during a period of claimed disability is probative of a claimant’s ability to work, no similar consideration is recommended with regard to work performed after the claimed period of disability
• upholding denial of 21 CIB to the claimant whose “mental condition only became severe following trauma associated 22 with his mother’s death,” which occurred after age of 22
• “The clear and convincing standard is 6 | the most demanding required in Social Security cases.”
• “The clear and 7 | convincing standard is the most demanding required in Social Security cases.”
• “The clear and convincing standard is the most demanding required in Social Security 15 cases.”
• “The clear and convincing standard is the most demanding required in Social Security 9 cases.”

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