Petty v. Astrue

How courts have described this case

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• noting that an ALJ may base an adverse credibility determination on travel if || the ALJ makes specific findings relating to the activities
• finding ALJ did not provide clear and convincing reasons for adverse credibility finding where he relied on incorrect facts
• finding an ALJ 19 erred in rejecting claimant’s depression as a medically determinable impairment because 20 physician’s examination occurred more than one year after claimant’s date last insured
• “There is no dispute that 13 [claimant] currently suffers from depression, but rather the issue is whether its onset was 14 prior to March 31, 1997.”
• “The 28 ALJ may discharge [the] duty [to develop the record further] in several ways, including: 1 …keeping the record open after the hearing to allow supplementation of the record.”
• “[t]he Court initially notes that a condition can be stable but disabling

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