Ronald L. DeLORME, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Louis W. SULLIVAN, M.D., Secretary of Health and Human Services, Defendant-Appellee

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• holding that “the ALJ must fully develop the record” when the first examination by a psychiatrist documented a “long term functional nonpsychotic disorder” preventing the claimant from working
• holding that “the ALJ must fully develop the record” when the first examination by a psychiatrist documented a “long term functional nonpsy-chotic disorder” preventing the claimant from working
• holding that vocational testimony has no evidentiary value if the hypothetical does not identify all of the claimant's limitations
• holding that Social Security Ruling 83-20 requires the ALJ to procure the services of a medical advisor as well as obtain all available evidence when making a determination of the onset of disability
• finding that the claimant’s back impairment did not meet the requirements of section 1.05C; remanded on other grounds
• finding that the claimant’s back impairment did not meet the requirements of section 1.05C; remanded on other grounds

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