John C. Melton v. Kenneth S. Apfel, Commissioner, Social Security Administration

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• finding that Plaintiff’s “job search undermines his claim that he was unable to work”
• inconsistent medical examinations, lack of activity restrictions, and lack of consistent treatment gave ALJ sufficient reason to discount claimant’s subjective complaints of back pain
• testimony undermined by, among other reasons, the lack of significant restrictions placed on his activities by his doctors
• noting the claimant’s part-time work as evidence devaluing subjective complaints

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