Marilyn Boley v. Carolyn W. Colvin

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the ALJ’s dismissal of a claimant’s request for hearing because it was untimely was a reviewable final agency decision
• holding that a “jurisdictional” requirement “cannot be waived by the parties”
• remanding to district court to “decide whether substantial evidence, and appropriate procedures,” supported decision that claimant lacked “good cause” for delay in seeking intra-agency review
• limiting review to “whether substantial evidence, and appropriate procedures, underlie the decision that [the plaintiff] lacks ‘good cause’ for her delay in seeking intra-agency review”
• remanding to district court to “decide whether substantial evidence, and appropri‐ ate procedures,” supported decision that claimant lacked “good cause” for delay in seeking intra‐agency review
• remanding “with instructions to decide whether substantial evidence, and appropriate procedures, underlie the decision that [the claimant lacked] ‘good cause’ for her delay in seeking intra-agency review.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).