· 12/4/1967
Swanson v. Florida Bar
Citations
- 389 U.S. 972
- 88 S. Ct. 468
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- concluding that plaintiff had “no support for a claim of retaliation” because she failed to “show[] that whoever was responsible for” her reassign‐ ments and denials of overtime “was aware of her protected activity or was involved in the later actions”
- concluding that plaintiff had “no support for a claim of retaliation” because she failed to “show[] that whoever was responsible for” her reassign‐ ments and denials of overtime “was aware of her protected activity or was involved in the later actions”
- concluding that plaintiff had “no support for a claim of retaliation” because she failed to “show[] that whoever was responsible for” her reassign‐ ments and denials of overtime “was aware of her protected activity or was involved in the later actions”
- holding a claimant’s failure to exhaust the prescribed administrative procedures deprives the district court of jurisdiction
- noting that judicial review of administrative decisions 3 by the SSA is limited to a final decision of the Commissioner of Social Security
- noting that judicial review of 10 administrative decisions by the SSA is limited to a final decision of the Commissioner of Social 11 Security
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