The agency's emphasis on high-volume adjudications over quality decision making has eroded the credibility of the disability appeals process.
James Lankford: “The agency's emphasis on high-volume adjudications over quality decision making has eroded the credibility of the…”
On the recordJune 9, 2014
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Stating that focus on quantity has harmed the appeals process.
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