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· 5/6/2016

Michael Shawn Rowch v. State

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  • recognizing that an ALJ can properly give check-box forms “little weight where the physician provided no explanation for the restrictions entered on the form and cited no supporting objective medical evidence”
  • recognizing that an ALJ can properly give check-box forms “little weight where the physician provided no explanation for the restrictions entered on the form and cited no supporting objective medical evidence”
  • recognizing that an ALJ can properly give check-box forms “little weight where the physician provided no explanation for the restrictions entered on the form and cited no supporting objective medical evidence”
  • recognizing that an ALJ can properly give check-box forms “little weight where the physician provided no explanation for the restrictions entered on the form and cited no supporting objective medical evidence”
  • finding that ALJ may properly afford little weight to treating physician’s two-page check-off form that did not cite to objective medical evidence
  • noting that, simply listing plaintiff’s diagnoses on the physical capacity evaluation failed to support the treating physicians’ functional limitations

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