A Proposal to Restructure the Social Security Administrations Disability Determ
A Proposal to Restructure the Social Security Administrations Disability Determ
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As explained in more detail in Section C, the HHS nonacquiescence policy as explained on July 25, 1985 by Secretary Heckler's witnesses to Members of Congress, was not the acquiescence policy that was implemented by Secretaries Heckler and Bowen. This was because Attorney Generals Meese and Thornburgh implemented a post- July 25, 1985 nonacquiescence litigation strategy which defended the decisions of the Secretary's Policy and Review Committee that circuit courts had rendered "incorrect" decis...ions. In these "nonacquiescence" cases, contrary to the July 25, 1985 testimony of DAAG Kuhl, Solicitor Generals Fried and Starr were instructed not to petition the Supreme Court for writs of certiorari of the "incorrect" legal decisions. See the discussion of the Jackson . Hickman . Ru ppert-Stone . And Ce guerra decisions.
156 The claim that the sworn July 25, 1985 testimony to Members of the House Judiciary Subcommittee that the nonacquiescence policy had ended was inaccurate sworn testimony, was reviewed by "high level" DOJ Justice Department attorneys.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As explained in more detail in Section C, the HHS nonacquiescence policy as explained on July 25, 1985 by Secretary Heckler's witnesses to Members of Congress, was not the acquiescence policy that was implemented by Secretaries Heckler and Bowen. This was because Attorney Generals Meese and Thornburgh implemented a post- July 25, 1985 nonacquiescence litigation strategy which defended the decisions of the Secretary's Policy and Review Committee that circuit courts had rendered "incorrect" decis...ions. In these "nonacquiescence" cases, contrary to the July 25, 1985 testimony of DAAG Kuhl, Solicitor Generals Fried and Starr were instructed not to petition the Supreme Court for writs of certiorari of the "incorrect" legal decisions. See the discussion of the Jackson . Hickman . Ru ppert-Stone . And Ce guerra decisions.
156 The claim that the sworn July 25, 1985 testimony to Members of the House Judiciary Subcommittee that the nonacquiescence policy had ended was inaccurate sworn testimony, was reviewed by "high level" DOJ Justice Department attorneys.
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