Jasmin v. Dumas

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the ALJ’s decision becomes final and eligible for judicial review when approved by the Appeals Council
• “[W]e find that it would be inappropriate to [require an objection in order to preserve a right of appeal], where the language of the magistrate’s report did not put [a party] on notice that he would be waiving his appellate rights by not filing objections below.”
• “[W]e find that it would be inappropriate to [require an objection in order to preserve a right of appeal], where the language of the magistrate’s report did not put [a party] on notice that he would be waiving his appellate rights by not filing objections below.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).