Jirau v. Astrue

How courts have described this case

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• calling medical expert is discretionary “[u]nless required to develop an inadequate record or resolve ambiguities”
• “Unless required to develop an inadequate record or resolve ambiguities, the decision to call a medical expert and/or order a consultative examination is within the ALJ’s discretion.”
• “Unless required to develop an inadequate record or resolve ambiguities, the decision to call a medical expert and/or order a consultative examination is within the ALJ's discretion.”
• “Unless required to develop an inadequate record or resolve ambiguities, the decision to call a medical expert and/or order a consultative examination is within the ALJ’s discretion.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).