On the recordMarch 8, 2011
Not every case is the same. They're all different, and that's why sometimes people have to appeal these to ALJs and then on to Federal court, I guess.
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congress.govTom Harkin: “Not every case is the same. They're all different, and that's why sometimes people have to appeal these to ALJs and then…”
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Harkin points out the uniqueness of each disability case and the need for appeals.
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