The Social Security Administration has released Acquiescence Ruling 16-1(7) concerning Boley v. Colvin, 761 F.3d 803 (7th Cir. 2014). I had written earlier about that 7th Circuit's decision. It took an unusual degree of foolishness and arrogance at Social Security for this case to have reached the court of appeals.
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Depending on the claimant's disabiities, why wouldn't that disability itself be "good cause" for missing an arbitrary deadline? How long are we talking here? A week, a month, several months... How about making the ALJs make their decisions within 60 days? An ALJ in Iowa was often taking 9, 10, 12, 13 months after a hearing to give her decisions. If pressured, she (Gatewood) would deny you!
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