· 10/5/2005
Mursalien v. United States Department of Homeland Security
Citations
- 199 F. App'x 8
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- holding hypothetical posed was correctly characterized when it included plaintiff’s ability to sit or stand at will
- upholding ALJ’s determination that the claimant’s statements concerning her subjective symptoms were inconsistent with her activities of daily living and medical records and were therefore not credible
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Judges: Parker, Pooler, Raggi
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