University of Chicago Professional Services Offices v. State

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• holding that the ALJ properly considered the claimant’s statements about leaving her home two to three times per week, attending church, shopping, and attending weekly football games
• holding that the ALJ properly discounted claimant’s assertions, regarding the intensity, persistence, and limiting effects of her symptoms, based on her statements that she attended church, shopped, and attended weekly football games
• affirming district court’s reliance on statement in PSR that defendant had “pushed the police officer” to find that conviction for Florida battery on a law enforcement officer was a crime of violence
• ALJ properly discounted claimant’s credibility based on her statements that she attended church, shopped, and attended weekly football games
• ALJ properly discounted claimant’s credibility based on her statements that she 105 F. App’x 306, 308 (2d Cir. 2004) (ALJ properly discounted credibility based on statements that claimant cooked dinner, folded clothes, and sewed
• ALJ properly discounted claimant’s subjective complaints based on her statements about activities

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