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Sue L. Robinson, District Judge.
Mary Moulton ("plaintiff") appeals from a decision of Carolyn W. Colvin, Acting Commissioner of Social Security ("defendant"), denying her application for Disability Insurance Benefits ("DIB") and Supplemental Security Income ("SSI") under Titles II and XVI, respectively, of the Social Security Act (the "Act") prior to August 1, 2012. See 42 U.S.C. §§ 401-434, 1381-1383f. Presently before the court are the parties' cross-motions for summary judgment. (D.I. 15, 17) The court has jurisdiction pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 405(g).
A. Procedural History
Plaintiff filed an application for DIB and SSI on April 19, 2009, alleging disability beginning on February 20, 2009. (D.I. 10-5 at 2-3)
B. Medical History
1. Health history prior to the relevant period
On September 26, 2007, neurologist Dr. Robert J. Varipapa
On June 12, 2008, plaintiff went to the emergency room at Bayhealth Medical Center after feeling unwell the previous day and feeling disoriented in the morning. The care providers found that plaintiff's blood sugar was elevated and diagnosed that plaintiff's diabetes was "out of control." (D.I. 11 at 28-40) On June 16, 2008, plaintiff followed up with Dr. Jerome Abrams
In 2009, plaintiff continued to receive care for her foot pain complaints. On February 18, 2009, Dr. Patel noted plaintiff was compliant with dietary changes, but not with exercise. Plaintiff reported that she had no side effects from her medications; felt well and had only minor complaints; had no complaints related to her hypertension and hyperlipidemia; and denied muscle cramps or muscle weakness. Plaintiff was advised to consider lap band surgery for weight loss. (D.I. 11 at 114-15) On March 25, 2009, plaintiff reported to Dr. Varipapa increasing pain and numbness of her feet; difficulty walking for a distance or standing for long periods of time; and lower back pain. Dr. Varipapa noted that plaintiff had lost 35 pounds since her last visit, which plaintiff credited to discontinuing Lyrica. In discussing Dr. Varipapa's previous recommendations, plaintiff indicated she would not pursue lap band surgery, consult a podiatrist, or restart Lyrica with appropriate food controls. Plaintiff agreed to continue Cymbalta. (D.I. 11 at 5-7) On June 20, 2009, plaintiff consulted Dr. Blanca Ocampo-Lim
On July 13, 2009, Dr. K. Swami
On July 29, 2009, plaintiff consulted with Behrens for depression and ankle pain. Behrens reported that the ankle has lateral joint line tenderness with localized swelling. Plaintiff had full range of motion and a normal gait. Behrens prescribed Xanax
On September 16, 2009, plaintiff underwent an overnight polysomnogram, which revealed an insignificant sleep disorder and mild snoring. (D.I. 11-1 at 37-46) On September 24, 2009, Dr. Varipapa reported that Gabapentin
2. Health history during the relevant period
On October 14, 2009, Dr. Varipapa reviewed the results of plaintiff's nerve conduction studies to evaluate for peripheral compression neuropathy, which revealed prolonged latencies consistent with median neuropathy in plaintiff's right wrist, as well as peripheral neuropathy. Dr. Varipapa's impressions were right carpal tunnel syndrome and peripheral neuropathy. (D.I. 11-1 at 33-34, 59-60) On October 28, 2009, plaintiff reported to Dr. Varipapa that she had constant numbness and tingling in her hands and was wearing bilateral wrist splints. Dr. Varipapa reported a normal gait and balance, grossly intact cranial nerves, and mild decreased sensation to vibration in the toes bilaterally. (D.I. 11-1 at 31-32) On January 26, 2010, plaintiff reported to Dr. Stephen Penny
On February 23, 2010, Dr. Eric Schwartz
For plaintiff's left wrist, Dr. Schwartz found the same, with the exception that plaintiff was able to make a full fist. Dr. Schwartz noted that plaintiff tried bracing and was not interested in physical therapy. He opined that he was not convinced plaintiff's major problem was resulting from carpal tunnel syndrome. He recommended (and plaintiff proceeded with) a cortisone injection in the right wrist. (D.I. 11-1 at 63-66)
On April 14, 2010, Dr. Bhavin Dave
On March 14, 2011, plaintiff underwent right carpal tunnel release surgery by Dr. Glen Rowe.
On April 4, 2011, plaintiff reported to Dr. Patel that she had vertigo for six hours and lightheadedness precipitated by position change, head turning, and standing suddenly. Dr. Patel opined that the symptoms were likely secondary to hypotension. He recommended that plaintiff discontinue Vasotec
On April 29, 2011, plaintiff returned to Dr. Penny complaining of numbness in the lower legs and a loss of sensation circumferentially from the midcalf distally with symptoms worsening at night. Dr. Penny found the strength in plaintiff's legs normal, with normal muscle tone, but the vibration sensation diminished in both feet. Plaintiff's gait was antalgic. Plaintiff had no pain with range of motion of the hips, knees, or ankles. Dr. Penny assessed plaintiff with paresthesia and listed potential causes as peripheral neuropathy or lumbar spinal stenosis, previously demonstrated on plaintiff's lumbar spine MRI and related to increased epidural fat. Dr. (D.I. 11-1 at 91-93) On May 6, 2011, Dr. Penny reported that plaintiff had undergone an incomplete nerve conduction study as plaintiff requested that the study be terminated early as she could not tolerate it. He noted that the limited findings "suggest the presence of at least a sensory neuropathy." (D.I. 11-1 at 90) Plaintiff returned to Dr. Patel on June 24, 2011, who noted that plaintiff had a normal gait and station. Plaintiff complained of allergic rhinitis, with congestion and cough. Dr. Patel recommended plaintiff continue Loratadine and Pseudoephedrine.
In August and September 2011, plaintiff consulted with Bayhealth Medical Group Orthopaedic Surgery and received a prescription
On October 14, 2011, Dr. Patel noted that plaintiff's intermittent dizziness over the last weeks was associated with an ear infection, headache and nausea. As to plaintiff's diabetes, Dr. Patel reported that plaintiff was not compliant with exercise or diet. He noted normal gait and station. (D.I. 11-2 at 73-76) On October 21, 2011, Dr. Varipapa reported that plaintiff's brain MRI showed several areas of increased signal that were nonspecific in nature. (D.I. 11-1 at 89) Plaintiff returned to Dr. Penny on October 28, 2011, reporting difficulty walking as of three months ago. Plaintiff was using a cane and denied any falls. Dr. Penny found normal coordination and movement without difficulty. Dr. Penny recommended an aerobic exercise program at home to help with lower back pain and that plaintiff consider physical therapy in the future. (D.I. 11-2 at 148-52) On December 30, 2011, plaintiff reported that her walking difficulties were getting worse and she was using a cane. Dr. Varipapa found plaintiff's strength intact. The care providers advised plaintiff to start a regular walking program. (D.I. 11-2 at 143-47)
On February 16, 2012, Dr. Patel noted that plaintiff's diabetes self-management included dietary modification with home glucose testing three times daily. Plaintiff reported numbness located in the right foot, right upper extremity, left foot, and left hand. (D.I. 11-2 at 65-67) On February 28, 2012, Dr. Patel completed a physical residual functional capacity questionnaire, diagnosing plaintiff with neuropathy, back pain, and carpal tunnel syndrome, causing chronic pain and numbness in her hands and feet. He characterized plaintiff's pain
Plaintiff reported continuing symptoms of headaches, gait difficulties and low back pain to Dr. Patel and Dr. Varipapa in April, May, and August 2012. (D.I. 11-2 at 60-62, 133, 138-42) On August 21, 2012, plaintiff described that her diabetes was improving. Dr. Patel noted that plaintiff had "normal strength in all extremities and normal range of motion, abnormal gait (slow, with cane)." (D.I. 11-2 at 54-56) On September 25, 2012, plaintiff underwent a neuromuscular exam revealing "normal motor tone, decreased bulk and strength, with right [side] greater than left. Pulses and [deep tendon reflexes] are intact and symmetric. There was positive Tinel's on the right." The care providers noted right carpal tunnel syndrome and peripheral neuropathy secondary to diabetes. (D.I. 11-2 at 131-37)
On October 25, 2012, consultative physician Dr. William Barrish ("Dr. Barrish") completed a range of motion chart and provided the following statement:
(D.I. 11-1 at 94-103) Dr. Barrish completed a medical source statement form on November 1, 2012, indicating that plaintiff needed a cane to ambulate, that it was medically necessary, and she could walk less than 10 feet without using it. Dr. Barrish concluded that plaintiff could lift and carry only up to 5 pounds occasionally
On October 26, 2012, Joseph Keyes, Ph.D. ("Dr. Keyes") completed a physical functioning assessment and clinical psychological evaluation. Dr. Keyes concluded that plaintiff has an adjustment disorder, with depressed mood and learning disorder. More specifically,
Dr. Keyes assessed plaintiff with a Global Assessment of Functioning ("GAF")
On November 2, 2012, plaintiff consulted Dr. Varipapa for an urgent appointment due to a headache. She received an injection, which gave her complete relief within 10 minutes. Plaintiff had a normal gait and was able to stand without difficulty. (D.I. 11-2 at 119-125) On November 29, 2012, plaintiff reported to Dr. Patel's colleague that her "asthma has been worsening" and she was short of breath. (D.I. 11-2 at 47-50) Plaintiff continued to report symptoms
C. Administrative Hearing
1. Plaintiff's testimony
Administrative hearings were held on July 29, 2010, and May 21, 2013. Plaintiff appeared (represented by counsel) and testified as follows.
Plaintiff drew unemployment in 1980. (Id. at 54) She worked as a mail clerk opening mail at Client Logic from 1998-2004. The working hours varied depending on the work load. (Id. at 42-43, 59) She worked at Royal Farms as a deli clerk from the summer of 2004 to 2006. (Id. at 42) She worked part time at the Dollar Tree as a cashier for almost three years, from 2006 to 2009. She worked five hours, three to four days a week. She was fired for "giving merchandise away." (Id. at 41-42) She only worked part time in 2009 because that is all that was available and that is "all [she] could stand." (Id. at 51-52) She testified that she would not have been able to work full time because of her back. She described having problems with a deteriorating disk in her lower spine and having received a "shot with silicone and a bunch of needles, and [the doctor] packed [her] disk." She had back labor with her daughter in 1988, but has not injured her back or had surgery. (Id. at 52) Plaintiff has not worked since February 2009, because of "neuropathy of the feet and hands," as well as "lower back problems." She alleges that she cannot sit or stand. Plaintiff had an "ongoing back problem," which got worse. She testified that her "feet stay numb," and she "can't feel [her] feet at all." She also cannot feel her hands and cannot tell "how hot water is." (Id. at 43) In 2013, she testified that she has rheumatoid arthritis in her spine (diagnosed four or five years ago), which causes pain in her lower back. (Id. at 82)
She takes a number of medications
Plaintiff is being treated with medication from her primary care doctor for her depression. She does not know what she takes for depression, but has been taking it for about eight months and it helps. She described her condition as "get[ting] upset... [a]bout things in general," like having no money and not being able to do anything. She is worried about her bills as she cannot work. Her "fiancé throws it ... in [her] face every day." (Id. at 56) In 2013, plaintiff testified that she takes Cymbalta for her depression, which also helps with her neuropathy. She does not see any mental health doctors. She described her symptoms as occasionally sitting and crying. (Id. at 85-86)
Plaintiff is also under the care of a gastroenterologist for diverticular disease, which plaintiff refers to as "cancer of the colon." She states that she is constantly nauseous and suffers from ongoing diarrhea. Plaintiff is under the care of an endocrinologist for her diabetes. (Id. at 45) She was hospitalized in 2008 for her sugar. When asked if she recalled that she was told that she had "peripheral neuropathies and... hypokalemia and ... other related problems to ... diabetes," she agreed that Dr. Varipapa, a neurologist, diagnosed her with peripheral neuropathy in March of 2009. (Id. at 44) She has gone to the emergency room once or twice for her sugar in the last year or two, but did not stay overnight. (Id. at 54-55) In 2013, plaintiff testified that she had not been hospitalized overnight since the first hearing. (Id. at 86)
Plaintiff was diagnosed with diabetes about a year or two years ago. She has always been heavy. She diets, but still has problems with her sugar. She takes two pills in the morning, an insulin shot in the afternoon, and two pills at night. She has been on insulin for about two months, but is still having trouble with her sugar. Her father had diabetes when he had cancer. (Id. at 52-53) In 2013, plaintiff testified that she takes pills for her diabetes, but is not on insulin as she no longer has the strength to push the needle. Her doctor, therefore, increased her pills. (Id. at 78-79) Plaintiff smokes; when stressed out, she smokes about half-a-pack a day. She does not drink and has not since she was young. Plaintiff also diets and likes to eat salads, which has helped her diabetes. Her weight goes up and down. (Id. at 84-86)
Regarding her "neuropathies," she has problems with her hands and feet and uses a cane at the suggestion of her doctor as she "cannot hold [her] balance." (Id. at 46-47) In 2013, plaintiff testified that she needs the cane to balance and walk. Dr. Patel prescribed her cane about a year ago. She can only walk for about five minutes at a time. (Id. at 78-79, 85) Her hands are numb and at nighttime, she gets "real sharp shooting pains." (Id. at 48) She cannot open a jar or sit and write a letter by
Plaintiff can walk continuously or stand for "maybe an hour" before needing a break. Her lower back bothers her sitting and she can sit continuously for "an hour or two." (Id. at 47-48) After sitting for such time, she "move[s] a little bit" and then lays on her side for about an hour, before she can sit upright again. (Id. at 48) In 2013, plaintiff testified that she could walk "maybe like five minutes" with the cane. The ALJ asked the plaintiff: "[W]hat about standing still? Is that about the same? Is that better?" Plaintiff responded, "[y]es." She can only sit for about five minutes, after which she needs to lay down or lean to the side. (Id. at 79-80) She testified that to work she would need the cane and could not use her hands. (Id. at 81)
She is able to dress and do her hair, because she has a simple hairdo and uses a large brush. Her doctors have not placed a lifting restriction on her. She testified that she uses a shopping cart to carry a gallon of milk to her car — putting it from the shelf into the cart and then from the cart into the car. (Id. at 49-50) In 2013, plaintiff testified that she cannot lift anything. (Id. at 80)
Plaintiff currently does all the housework, but it takes her all day to clean, as she does a little and then has to rest. (Id. at 50) In 2013, plaintiff testified that she does what household work she can, which is not very much, and her boyfriend does the rest. (Id. at 80) She visits with her mother and sister. (Id. at 50) In 2013, plaintiff testified that she visits her boyfriend's cousin. She does not socialize or go to church. She gets along well with her boyfriend. (Id. at 81, 86) Her typical day consists of waking, taking her medications, taking her boyfriend to work, coming home, taking a nap because she is exhausted, getting up, doing the laundry, and hanging the clothes out. She is home all day because of her diabetes and insulin dependence. (Id. at 50-51) In 2013, plaintiff testified that she just stayed home. (Id. at 81) She receives general assistance and her boyfriend pays most of their bills. (Id. at 51) In 2013, plaintiff testified that she receives about $90 per month in general assistance. She also receives food stamps. Her boyfriend is buying the house in which they are living for $65,000 and putting her name on it. He put down $25,000 and the mortgage is $300 per month. (Id. at 81-82)
2. VE's testimony
At the first hearing, the ALJ asked the VE, "you heard Ms. Moulton speak of her past work and you have seen the file. Can you tell me what she did, generally?" The VE responded:
The ALJ asked the VE if there were any transferrable skills. The VE responded:
The ALJ then posed the following question:
(Id. at 61-62) The VE responded and the ALJ posed further questions as follows:
(Id. at 63-67)
On cross-examination, plaintiff's counsel asked the VE to describe the "addresser job" further. After some discussion, the VE agreed that the job required "fingering,"
(Id. at 67-71)
At the second hearing, the ALJ asked the VE: "You heard Ms. Moulton kind of speak of her past work and those two jobs. Can you tell us what she did?" The VE responded:
The ALJ asked if there were "[a]ny transferrable skills" and the VE responded "[n]o, Your Honor, they are all unskilled." (Id. at 87-88)
The ALJ then posed the following question:
The VE responded that:
The ALJ questioned the VE further as follows.
(Id. at 88-91)
On cross-examination, plaintiff's counsel asked the VE for "the manipulative requirements for" "the cashier position that you were saying would have been with the limits of the first hypothetical." The VE responded that "the reaching, handling and fingering, that is frequently." Plaintiff's counsel stated that she "understood the hypothetical to say no fine dexterity or manipulation, and it said only occasional use of the right upper extremity." The VE
Referring to the consultative examination with Dr. Barrish, plaintiff's counsel questioned the VE regarding whether "a person with such limitations would be limited to a limited range of sedentary work activity." The VE responded that "it's less than full time, so that would not — a person would not be able to do sedentary work with these conditions.... Your Honor, because it's — according to the record, she could only do the job less than full time. Therefore, it would preclude any type of sedentary positions." Referring to the evaluation by Dr. Patel, plaintiff's counsel asked "[i]f one had limits as specified in that evaluation, would you say that person could work?" The VE responded that "the person could not work. I'm looking at 15-C, the person could only sit less than two hours within an eight-hour day, and stand less than two hours in an eight-hour day. Therefore, that would preclude any type of employment, because it's less than part time." Plaintiff's counsel then asked:
The VE responded that "the person couldn't do any work. Again, it would be less than full time. It's even less than part-time employment." Plaintiff's counsel then asked:
(D.I. 10-2 at 92-95)
D. The ALJ's Findings
Based on the factual evidence and the testimony of plaintiff and the VEs, the ALJ determined plaintiff was not disabled during the relevant time. The ALJ's findings are summarized as follows:
(D.I. 10-2 at 17-27)
Findings of fact made by the ALJ, as adopted by the Appeals Council, are conclusive if they are supported by substantial evidence. See 42 U.S.C. §§ 405(g), 1383(c)(3). Judicial review of the ALJ's decision is limited to determining whether "substantial evidence" supports the decision. See Monsour Med. Ctr. v. Heckler, 806 F.2d 1185, 1190 (3d Cir.1986). In making this determination, a reviewing court may not undertake a de novo review of the ALJ's decision and may not re-weigh the evidence of record. See id. In other words, even if the reviewing court would have decided the case differently, the ALJ's decision must be affirmed if it is supported by substantial evidence. See id. at 1190-91.
The term "substantial evidence" is defined as less than a preponderance of the evidence, but more than a mere scintilla of evidence. As the United States Supreme Court has noted, substantial evidence "does not mean a large or significant amount of evidence, but rather such relevant evidence as a reasonable mind might accept as adequate to support a conclusion." Pierce v. Underwood, 487 U.S. 552, 565, 108 S.Ct. 2541, 101 L.Ed.2d 490 (1988). The Supreme Court also has embraced this standard as the appropriate standard for determining the availability of summary judgment pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 56. "The inquiry performed is the threshold inquiry of determining
This standard mirrors the standard for a directed verdict under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 50(a), which is that the trial judge must direct a verdict if, under the governing law, there can be but one reasonable conclusion as to the verdict. If "reasonable minds could differ as to the import of the evidence, however, a verdict should not be directed." See id. at 250-51, 106 S.Ct. 2505 (internal citations omitted). Thus, in the context of judicial review under § 405(g), "[a] single piece of evidence will not satisfy the substantiality test if [the ALJ] ignores, or fails to resolve, a conflict created by countervailing evidence. Nor is evidence substantial if it is overwhelmed by other evidence-particularly certain types of evidence (e.g., that offered by treating physicians)-or if it really constitutes not evidence but mere conclusion." See Brewster v. Heckler, 786 F.2d 581, 584 (3d Cir.1986) (quoting Kent v. Schweiker, 710 F.2d 110, 114 (3d Cir.1983)). Where, for example, the countervailing evidence consists primarily of the plaintiff's subjective complaints of disabling pain, the ALJ "must consider the subjective pain and specify his reasons for rejecting these claims and support his conclusion with medical evidence in the record." Matullo v. Bowen, 926 F.2d 240, 245 (3d Cir.1990).
"Despite the deference due to administrative decisions in disability benefit cases, `appellate courts retain a responsibility to scrutinize the entire record and to reverse or remand if the [Commissioner]'s decision is not supported by substantial evidence.'" Morales v. Apfel, 225 F.3d 310, 317 (3d Cir.2000) (quoting Smith v. Califano, 637 F.2d 968, 970 (3d Cir.1981)). "A district court, after reviewing the decision of the [Commissioner] may, under 42 U.S.C. § 405(g) affirm, modify, or reverse the [Commissioner]'s decision with or without a remand to the [Commissioner] for rehearing." Podedworny v. Harris, 745 F.2d 210, 221 (3d Cir.1984).
A. Disability Determination Process
Social Security Administration regulations incorporate a sequential evaluation process for determining whether a claimant is under a disability. 20 C.F.R. § 404.1520. The ALJ first considers whether the claimant is currently engaged in substantial gainful activity. If he is not, then the ALJ considers in the second step whether the claimant has a "severe impairment" that significantly limits his physical or mental ability to perform basic work activities. If the claimant suffers a severe impairment, the third inquiry is whether, based on the medical evidence, the impairment meets the criteria of an impairment listed in the "listing of impairments," 20 C.F.R. Pt. 404, Subpt. P, App. 1 (1999), which result in a presumption of disability, or whether the claimant retains the capacity to work. If the impairment does not meet the criteria for a listed impairment, then the ALJ assesses in the fourth step whether, despite the severe impairment, the claimant has the residual functional capacity
The ALJ is required to evaluate all of the medical findings and other evidence that supports a physician's statement that an individual is disabled. The opinion of a treating or primary physician is generally given controlling weight when evaluating the nature and severity of an individual's impairments. However, no special significance is given to the source of an opinion on other issues which are reserved to the ALJ, such as the ultimate determination of disablement. 20 C.F.R. §§ 404.1527(e)(2), (3). The ALJ has the discretion to weigh any conflicting evidence in the case record and make a determination. 20 C.F.R. §§ 404.1527(c)(2).
B. Arguments on Appeal
On appeal, plaintiff contends that the ALJ's decision is not supported by substantial evidence because the ALJ: (1) improperly found that plaintiff had an RFC for a range of light work; (2) failed to afford proper weight to the opinions of treating physicians and the agency's consultative physicians; (3) failed to adequately assess plaintiff's credibility as to her complaints of disabling pain, numbness, and need to use a cane; and (4) improperly concluded that plaintiff could perform certain jobs. (D.I. 16; D.I. 19) Defendant counters that substantial evidence supports the ALJ's analysis of plaintiff's RFC, the opinion evidence, credibility assessment, and plaintiff's ability to perform certain jobs. (D.I. 18)
1. RFC determination
Plaintiff contends that the ALJ's determination that she can perform "a range of light work" is improper and the ALJ should have found that she was limited to sedentary work. Specifically, plaintiff contends that the medical opinions do not reflect that she is able to do the standing and walking required of light exertional work.
Sedentary work is "work performed primarily in a seated position [and] entails no significant stooping. Most unskilled sedentary jobs require good use of the hands and fingers for repetitive hand-finger actions." SSR 83-10, 1983 WL 31251.
The primary difference between sedentary and most light jobs is the requirement of "a good deal of walking or standing." Light work requires "greater exertion" than sedentary work; "e.g., mattress sewing machine operator, motor-grader operator, and road-roller operator (skilled and semiskilled jobs in these particular instances). Relatively few unskilled light jobs are performed in a seated position." SSR 83-10, 1983 WL 31251.
In determining which of the RFC categories applies if plaintiff must "alternate periods of sitting and standing," "[s]uch an individual is not functionally capable of doing either the prolonged sitting contemplated in the definition of sedentary work (and for the relatively few light jobs which are performed primarily in a seated position) or the prolonged standing or walking contemplated for most light work." In such "cases of unusual limitation of ability to sit or stand, a [VE] should be consulted to clarify the implications for the occupational base." SSR 83-12, 1983 WL 31253.
According to plaintiff, if the ALJ had accepted the medical opinions of her treating physicians
2. Weight of medical opinions and evidence
A treating physician's opinion is afforded "controlling weight," if it is "well-supported by medically acceptable clinical and laboratory diagnostic techniques and is not inconsistent with the other substantial evidence in [claimant's] case record." Fargnoli v. Massanari, 247 F.3d 34, 43 (3d Cir.2001); 20 C.F.R. § 404.1527(c)(2). The more a treating source presents medical signs and laboratory findings to support his/her medical opinion, the more weight it is given. Likewise, the more consistent a treating physician's opinion is with the record as a whole, the more weight it should be afforded. 20 C.F.R. §§ 404.1527(c)(3-4). An ALJ may only outrightly reject a treating physician's assessment based on contradictory medical evidence or a lack of clinical data supporting it, not due to his or her own credibility judgments, speculation or lay opinion. Morales v. Apfel, 225 F.3d 310, 317 (3d Cir.2000); Lyons-Timmons v. Barnhart, 147 Fed.Appx. 313, 316 (3d Cir. 2005). Even when the treating source opinion is not afforded controlling weight, it does not follow that it deserves zero weight. Instead, the ALJ must apply several factors in determining how much weight to assign it. Gonzalez v. Astrue, 537 F.Supp.2d 644, 662 (D.Del.2008). These factors include the nature and extent of the treatment relationship, the length of the treatment relationship, the frequency of examination, supportability of the opinion afforded by the medical evidence, consistency of the opinion with the record as a whole, and the specialization of the treating source. Id.; see 20 C.F.R. § 404.1527(d)(2)-(6); see also 20 C.F.R. § 416.927. If an ALJ does not conduct this analysis, a reviewing court cannot determine whether the ALJ actually considered all the relevant evidence, and the ALJ's decision cannot stand. Gonzalez, 537 F.Supp.2d at 661 (citation omitted). To that end, if a reviewing court is denied this opportunity, the claim must be remanded or reversed and all evidence must be addressed. Id. (citation omitted).
Plaintiff argues that the ALJ rejected the expert medical source opinions and substituted his own opinion regarding plaintiff's functional abilities and limitations (especially in reaching the RFC finding). Plaintiff argues that the ALJ did not weigh all probative evidence and did not apply the factors in determining the weight to assign to the various medical opinions. Plaintiff asserts, that the ALJ ignored her hand symptoms when assessing her ability to use her hands for lifting, carrying, and manipulating objects. Finally, plaintiff argues that the ALJ did not perform his duty of developing the record.
At bar, the ALJ discussed the objective medical findings regarding plaintiff's lower extremity complaints, noting the many "normal" findings in the record. The ALJ then analyzed each of the three RFC evaluations. As to Dr. Patel's opinion, the ALJ concluded that it should not be
Both Drs. Patel and Varipapa diagnosed plaintiff with diabetic neuropathy. On numerous occasions, Dr. Patel noted plaintiff's lack of cooperation with diet and exercise in treating her diabetes. Moreover, plaintiff continued to smoke contrary to the advice of her care providers. See 20 C.F.R. § 416.930(a) (requiring as a prerequisite to a benefits award that claimant comply with treatment that can restore ability to work, unless there is good reason for non-compliance). Based on the evidence of record, the ALJ considered all the relevant evidence and consistently compared the objective medical findings to the disproportionately limiting assessments provided. The court cannot conclude that the ALJ's opinions (including the RFC assessment) are deficient or unsupported by substantial evidence. See Monsour Med. Ctr., 806 F.2d at 1190.
3. Plaintiff's credibility
When making determinations as to a claimant's credibility, an ALJ must "determine the extent to which a claimant is accurately stating the degree of pain or the extent to which he or she is disabled by it." Hartranft v. Apfel, 181 F.3d 358, 362 (3d Cir.1999); 20 C.F.R. § 404.1529(c). Plaintiff argues that the ALJ's conclusion that "there is no indication that a cane is medically necessary" is unsupported by the medical opinion evidence of record. As discussed above, in February 2012, Dr. Patel found that plaintiff could walk less than a block without resting or severe pain, but did not need a cane to ambulate. In October 2012, consulting physician Dr. Barrish noted that plaintiff needed a cane and she could walk less than 10 feet without using it. On November 2, 2012, Dr. Varipapa noted that plaintiff had a normal gait and was able to stand without difficulty. The ALJ's opinion considered the medical evidence of record, which indicated normal strength and range of motion. There is no notation in the medical records of a prescription for a cane.
As to plaintiff's subjective complaints of pain and headaches, the ALJ cites to plaintiff's testimony regarding her pain and symptoms. He concluded that although plaintiff's "medically determinable impairments" could reasonably cause plaintiff's symptoms, plaintiff's statements "concerning the intensity, persistence and limiting effects" of her symptoms are not entirely credible. The ALJ's reasoning as
4. Plaintiff's ability to perform certain jobs
Plaintiff argues that her medical limitations prohibit her from performing the jobs suggested by the VE. Essentially, plaintiff's arguments reiterate that the ALJ erred in his determination of the appropriate RFC, particularly as to her manual dexterity. For the reasons discussed above, the ALJ's determination of the appropriate RFC is supported by substantial evidence.
For the foregoing reasons, defendant's motion for summary judgment will be granted and plaintiff's motion for summary judgment will be denied. An appropriate order shall issue.
At Wilmington this 31st day of August 2016, consistent with the memorandum opinion issued this same date;
IT IS ORDERED that:


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|Order of mappers in chainedmapper seems to depend on how they are defined
|Wed, 02 Aug 2006 11:58:51 GMT
Hello, I've noticed that apparently the order in which mappers are added to the list of a <chainedmapper> depends on whether the mappers are defined as <mapper type="..."> or <...mapper>. Mappers defined in the first way are executed after the other mappers even if they appear earlier in the build file. This seems like a bug to me, or am I overseeing something? I've tested my buildfile with Ant 1.6.5. If this a new bug, I could file a bug report. Here is an example build.xml which demonstrates the behaviour: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <project name="demo" default="test"> <target name="test"> <touch file="test.foo" /> <copy todir="."> <fileset file="test.foo" /> <!-- The chainedmapper renames test.foo -> test.bar -> test.baz Contrary to the order in the build file, the second mapper is executed first and the result is fed to the first mapper. This is because apparently "*mapper"s are added to the mapper chain before the "mapper type=" mappers. If both mappers are defined as globmapper or as mapper type="glob", the copy task fails (as one would expect) because the first mapper does not produce a filename. --> <chainedmapper> <mapper type="glob" from="*.bar" to="*.baz" /> <globmapper from="*.foo" to="*.bar" /> </chainedmapper> </copy> </target> </project> Regards, Michael Koch
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel with restaurant and bar/lounge
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Located in the heart of Glisy, this hotel is within 6 mi (10 km) of Musee de l'Hotel de Berny, Jules Verne House, and Hortillonnages Floating Gardens. Amiens Cathedral and Amiens Golf Club are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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A restaurant, a bar/lounge, and a meeting room are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, free newspapers, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff are onsite.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. Event facilities measuring 430 square feet (40 square meters) include a meeting room. This business-friendly hotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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- Total number of rooms - 75
- Number of floors - 1
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Wednesday, September 07, 2011
The Solar Eclipse
The Solar Eclipse
This design is inspired by the mysterious mythology of solar eclipse as Ancient Chinese believed that a solar eclipse occurred when a heavenly dog ate the sun. In Chinese tradition, people would bang drums and pots to make loud noise to frighten the dog away. Hope you like. :D
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Stephen W Herod, EVP of Halcon Resources Corporation, recently acquired 22,909 shares of the company. The buys took place at $0.00 per share (and therefore, likely the result of option or restricted share grants), on November 17, 2016. Herod now owns 272,073 shares of the company. Herod operates out of Houston, TX. Some additional info was provided as follows:
Pro rata distribution from Mwewe Partners LLC.
The reporting person disclaims beneficial ownership of these securities, and the filing of this report is not an admission that the reporting person is the beneficial owner of these securities for purposes of Section 16 or for any other purpose. The reporting person is neither the trustee nor a remainderman and the trusts are irrevocable.
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Skip to comments.India rejects Organisation of Islamic Cooperation's suggestion to allow mission to Kashmir
Posted on 02/08/2013 11:00:07 AM PST by James C. Bennett
NEW DELHI: Strongly rejecting the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation's suggestion of allowing an OIC fact- finding mission to Jammu and Kashmir to assess the human rights situation there, India said on Friday the grouping has no "locus standi" on such matters, and termed suggestions to this effect by Pakistan foreign minister as "propagandist".
"The OIC has no locus standi on matters concerning the internal affairs of India or the recent incidents on the LoC. We have already clarified that United Nations MIlitary Observers Group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP) has no relevance in regard to the latter, either."
"The propagandist suggestions made in the foreign minister's statement are neither new nor helpful," official spokesperson in the Ministry of External Affairs said.
He was responding to a question regarding the statement made by the foreign minister of Pakistan at the recently concluded OIC contact group meeting on Jammu and Kashmir held in Cairo.
Backing Pakistan, the OIC had on Thursday asked India to allow an OIC fact-finding mission, international rights groups and humanitarian organisations to visit Jammu and Kashmir to assess the rights situation.
A joint communique, adopted at an OIC summit that concluded in Cairo, "called upon India to allow the OIC fact-finding mission, the international human rights groups and humanitarian organisations to visit Jammu and Kashmir", a statement issued by the Pakistan foreign office had said on Thursday.
The communique had also welcomed Pakistan's proposal for an investigation by the UN military observers group for India and Pakistan into recent ceasefire violations along the Line of Control (LoC).
It expressed "deep concern" over the ceasefire violations.
The communique had further called on India to undertake an "independent investigation into the discovery of mass graves and ensure free and fair trial of those responsible" for "heinous crimes".
The Pakistani delegation to the summit was led by foreign minister Hina Rabbani Khar, who had called for an probe into the ceasefire violations on the LoC by the OIC.
The move came in the wake of India's rejection of Pakistan's call for a probe by the UNMOGIP.
Clashes between Indian and Pakistani troops last month were among the worst violations of the ceasefire that was put in place along the 742-km LoC in late 2003.
One Indian soldier was beheaded by Pakistani troops while the mutilated body of another jawan was found in the Poonch sector along the LoC. Pakistan claims three of its soldiers were killed in Indian return firing.
This will make the Islam-supporting Obama administration very angry.
Saying 'NO' to anything Islamic is a great idea.
> Saying NO to anything Islamic is a great idea.
I don't know if it was planned, but they hanged some muzzie who was involved in a gun attack on parliment, yesterday.
Kind of like punctuation on the "NO". Lubricated the "new" rope with fat from a swine, "so it doesn't bind", then hanged him.
Goo riddance. He won't be doing that again.
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Gannon University Students Prepare for Historic NASA-Funded Solar Eclipse Research
Erie, PA; On June 20 at 12:25 p.m., a team of Gannon students and faculty will conduct a trial run to
prepare for the historic research project that will return the first-ever livestreamed video of the solar eclipse
in August.
The team of undergraduate students led by Wookwon Lee, Ph.D., associate professor of electrical and
computer engineering, and Nick Conklin, Ph.D., associate professor of physics, will test, via a tethered
balloon launch, a package of instruments that they designed and built that will ascend to 80,000 feet via
high-altitude balloon as part of a nationwide project funded byNASA.
As part of the Eclipse Ballooning Project, the Gannon team is part of a select group of 55 colleges and
universities nationwide and three from Pennsylvania selected to conduct balloon flights from about 25
locations across the total eclipse path.
The teams from across the country will livestream footage of the total solar eclipse, in which the moon will
entirely block the sun for approximately two minutes on a path progressing from the Pacific coast in Oregon
(1:17 p.m.PCT) to the Atlantic coast in South Carolina (2:47 p.m. EST).
The eclipse is expected to be the most-witnessed natural event of the year and perhaps of all time.
Media Interviews/ B-Roll Opportunities: Contact Haley Figurski (814)823-1886
Who: members of the Gannon University student team
Wookwon Lee, Ph.D.
Nick Conklin, Ph.D.
Location: McConnell Family Stadium, 430 Sassafras St.
photo/b-roll opps: Launch of a tethered helium balloon, instruments, video feeds
About Gannon University:
Gannon University is a Catholic, diocesan university with campuses in Erie, Pennsylvania, and Ruskin,
Florida, offering online and traditional associate, bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs to more than
4,000 academically talented and diverse students.
Gannon University is dedicated to excellence in teaching, scholarship and service. Inspired by the Catholic
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A wonderful afternoon of magical music with Tunde Jegede (pictured below with his kora) at the Morrab yesterday. Thanks to Tunde and thanks to Linda Collins for the lovely photograph.
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This is a splendid read : the history of the Frankfurt School presented as a series of biographies of the leaders (particularly Theodor Adorno) since it came into being in 1922 in response to the failed German revolution. These Jewish/Marxist thinkers were the presiding spirits behind Weimar, attempting to transform the lives of workers through "critical thinking", without violence, but through modernist culture as exemplified by jazz ,cinema, multiculturalism and the art that Hitler was soon to describe as "entartete" ie. degenerate.
Inevitably they had to flee, most of them to The States, but a new generation exists in Germany at the present day,having involved themselves in the student riots of 1968 though the book does not take us into the current rise of European nationalism. Their goals remain: how to respond to consumerist capitalism and its destructive power over humanity.
This book is pleasure to read- certainly filling in gaps of my knowledge of Germany beyond the horrors of Naziism and Ausschwitz and where it may have to use philosophical jargon, explaining it to the reader without treating her as a half-wit.
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Invitation to Philosophy: Issues and Options
Language: English
Pages: 288
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
First ponder the concepts, then discover how experts debate it. INVITATION TO PHILOSOPHY: ISSUES AND OPTIONS walks you through each major topic in philosophy using language you can understand, shows you how it's all connected, and manages to be entertaining at the same time.
people acquiesce in a life of passive pleasures with a minimum of discomforts. Skinner suggests in Walden Two that the majority of people want merely some assurance that they will be decently provided for. The rest is a day-to-day enjoyment of life. 3. Human Nature Is Empty, Plastic, Reactive Turning now to a third alternative, that human beings are born with no given, definable nature at all and are therefore infinitely malleable, we find that its supporters include such incompatible fellow
realism, 60 definition, 54, 252* epistemological dualism, 55-56 phenomenalism, 58, 89, 110-112, 252' solipsism, 57, 255* subjective idealism, 56-57, 103, 255* theories of, 55-56 truth and, 54-66, 66 Percy, Walker, 17 Pessimism, 86-87 Phenomenalism, 58, 88, 110-112, 252* Phenomenology, 92, 252* Phenomenon, 58, 88, 252* Philo, 145 Philosophical attitude, 4-6 Philosophical thinking, 31-68 argument, 34, 244* conclusion, 34, 245* deduction, 40-46, 78, 246* dialogue, 5, 246* fallacies,
and Truth Suggested Readings Austin, J. L. Sense and Sensibilia. New York: Oxford University Press (Galaxy Books), 1964. Ayer, A. J. Language, Truth, and Logic. New York: Dover, 1952. Berkeley, George. Three Dialogues Between Hylas and Philonous. Edited by Robert M. Adams. Indianapolis: Hackett, 1979. Bradley, Francis Herbert. "On Truth and Coherence." In Essays on Truth and Reality. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1914. Fish, Stanley. 7s There a Text in This Class? Cambridge, MA: Harvard
are skeptical of metaphysical thinking is, indeed, a serious understatement; they reject it as a morass of confusion. For a representation of the linguistic analysts' antimetaphysical posture, let us examine some of the arguments put forward in 1936 by A. J. Ayer in Language, Truth, and Logic. The first chapter of Ayer's book is entitled "The Elimination of Metaphysics." Ayer's thesis is that philosophizing, properly understood, is solely an activity concerned with the analysis and clarification
pattern of meaning that has emerged and exclaims: "Lovely!" Is the case different when the outcome of effort and subsequent appreciation is a loaf of bread, a stack of firewood ready for winter, or the purr of a finely tuned engine? Handcrafted objects, concrete expressions of the seemingly boundless human imagination, hold a unique fascination for esthetic experience. Nature, in turn, offers galaxies and glaciers, seashells and pounding surf, orchids and flamingoes, cataracts and mountain


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How does cfs relate to other illnesses such as fibromyalgia, multiple chemical sensitivities, gulf war syndrome, neurally mediated hypotension, Lyme disease, and candida?
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I have 4 auto immune diseases. Fibromialgia, candida, hashimotoes, lupus. Where can I go for help?
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Scooter Braun talks about how One Love Manchester came together
On June 5th, the New York Times talked to Scooter Braun about how the One Love Manchester benefit concert came together so quickly. In the days after a terrorist bombing at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England, killed 22 people and injured more than 100 last month, Ms. Grande struggled with how to respond. "Everyone
Ariana Grande and friends perform at One Love Manchester
On June 4th, Ariana Grande performed at the One Love Manchester benefit concert at the Old Trafford Cricket Ground that she set up and created. She has invited many artists like Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry, Justin Bieber, Niall Horan, Pharrell Williams, Little Mix, Coldplay, Victoria Monet, Imogen Heap, and many more! All proceeds
Katy Perry talks Manchester bombing and Ariana Grande
On May 23rd, Katy Perry went on air on Elvis Duran and the Morning Show to talk about the Manchester tragedy that took place at the Manchester Arena, where Ariana was performing. Check out what she said. .@katyperry speaks out on the Manchester bombing: "The greatest thing we can do is just
Mac Miller talks making music with Ariana Grande in W Magazine interview
On April 22nd, an interview of Mac Miller with W Magazine has been released! He talks about how he worked with Ariana in the past with their collaborations. It was his third time at Coachella, but his first as a performer, and with The Divine Feminine behind him, he was able to reflect on what's
Michael Ngo talks designing outfits for Ariana Grande's Dangerous Woman Tour
An interview with Ariana Grande's fashion designer Michael Ngo for the Dangerous Woman Tour has been released by OUT magazine.
Bia talks opening up for Ariana Grande on the Dangerous Woman Tour with Billboard
On March 22nd, Bia had an interview with Billboard, as she talks about her upcoming tour with Ariana Grande, advice from Pharrell, and her collaboration with J Balvin at the South by Southwest 2017. Interviewer: It was announced that you are doing some tour dates with Ariana Grande. Bia: That is my
Bryan Hearns talks designing Ariana Grande's Dangerous Woman Tour outfits
On February 6th, an interview by Billboard was posted as they interviewed Ariana's outfit designer Bryan Hearns about how he made the Dangerous Woman tour outfits. Check it all below: Bryan Hearns is no newbie to designing for celebs. The FIDM University alumnus stayed in Los Angeles after graduating in 2010 and linked
Little Mix talks touring with Ariana Grande on the Dangerous Woman Tour
On February 1st, WWD released an interview they had with Little Mix, who will be the opening act for Ariana's Dangerous Woman World Tour. Check it out below: Five years later, three albums and worldwide success, the quartet are setting their sights on the final frontier: breaking the U.S. market. From Thursday, they
Jennifer Hudson talks future collaboration with Ariana Grande
Hairspray Live wasn't the last time we'll be hearing Jennifer Hudson and Ariana Grande singing together. Hudson tells E! News they're likely to cut a song together, as an article was posted on December 13th. "We fell in love with each other so I think that will definitely happen," the Oscar winner said yesterday while promoting
Harvey Fierstein on working with Ariana Grande in Hairspray Live!
On December 6th, Harvey Fierstein talked with Gay Times Magazine on working with Ariana Grande and donning the heels again for Hairspray Live. Creator of the musical and starring as Edna Turnblad — mother of Tracy — in the NBC live broadcast, Harvey has moved from writing the story on
Nick Cannon talks Mariah Carey's reaction to Ariana Grande
On October 24th, Nick Cannon was interviewed by Mike Adam on 96.5 AMP Radio to talk about Mariah Carey. He was asked about the comparisons between her and Ariana and Nick revealed what Mariah truly felt about her. Mike Adam asked him if he witness Mariah reacted to young Ariana,
Ryan Tedder talks working with Stevie Wonder & Ariana Grande with Billboard
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Britney Spears reacts to Ariana Grande's SNL impression of her
Back in March, Grande hosted an episode of Saturday Night Live during which she impersonated famous personalities' singing voices. The sketch — mocking music streaming service Tidal — saw the 23-year-old singer take on Spears' "…Baby One More Time," as well as hits by Shakira, Rihanna, and global icons Celine Dion and Whitney Houston. But during an interview with London's KISS
Mac Miller talks Ariana Grande on The Divine Feminine with Vogue
On September 27th, an interview with Mac Miller and Vogue has been released and he talks about Ariana Grande. Check out the excerpts where he gets asked about Ariana! But the song that has gotten the most attention is the jazzy R&B track "My Favorite Part, " in which Miller
Mac Miller talks working with Ariana Grande with Rolling Stone
On September 19th, an interview with Mac Miller by Rolling Stone was released, and he talks about working with girlfriend Ariana Grande who appeared on his album with Congratulations & My Favorite Part. Last year, after moving into a Brooklyn apartment with his then-girlfriend, Miller began to delve into one of music's most
Mac Miller reveals his relationship status with Ariana Grande
Ariana Grande called him 'boo' at the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards, confirming Mac Miller's relationship with the singer. But when did it all start? The rapper reached out to Grande when he thought she would be a great artist to feature on the track "My Favorite Part" on his fourth album The Divine Feminine (out


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Hooded eyes are beautiful, characterized by extra skin that falls from the brow bone towards the eyelids and covers them. This feature give the face an alluring sexy look, which a lot of beautiful stars have it, such as Jennifer Lawrence, Blake Lively and Taylor Swift. If you have them, you know well how hard it is to apply makeup on your eyes, as the canvas is partially hidden. There's no good space to paint eye shadow or draw lines, or even powder. Even though, with the right tools and good tips, you will know how to brighten those hooded eyes of yours, and paint them with the colors you like.
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Sky ships, flying castles, cloud cities, and airborne monsters: all this and more awaits you in the Aerial Adventure Guides. These stand-alone sourcebooks contain new character options, races, monsters, feats, items, and adventure ideas, plus aerial combat rules and sky ship design guidelines. Best of all, the aerial adventure guides can be integrated into any fantasy campaign - after all, no matter what world sits at ground level, anything can float above.
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You can play Google's pacman logo game with the ipad. To move just touch the appropriate side of the maze, i.e. to move up, tap the top of the maze.
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Our Hollywood and West Palm Beach criminal defense lawyers know that the events which took place in North Charleston, South Carolina, last weekend have shaken the country.
The fact that a uniformed police officer fired 8 bullets at the back of a suspect fleeing on foot, fatally killing him, has raised questions of morals, ethics, and responsibility. But we know that this incident raises an important legal issue, namely whether or not this type of shooting is ever authorized and legal.
The fact is that there are situations in which a police officer would be justified in fatally shooting a fleeing suspect. That said, given what authorities know about the North Charleston incident, the police officer has been charged with murder.
Generally, in order for a law enforcement officer to be justified in fatally shooting a fleeing suspect, a number of factors need to be present, chief among them a belief by the shooting officer that the suspect was committing or was about to commit a dangerous, serious felony offense (such as felony assault, for instance). Another factor is whether or not the shooting officer had been threatened by the suspect with a weapon. Additionally, an important consideration is whether or not the shooting officer believed, at the time he fired the shots, that the suspect (if not stopped by the shooting) was going to cause serious injury or death to the shooting officer, another officer, or another civilian.
Our Hollywood and West Palm Beach criminal defense lawyers know that the 1985 Supreme Court case Tennessee v. Garner set the bar for the issue of shooting a fleeing suspect. The case led to an opinion in which the Court held that the Memphis police acted unreasonably by fatally shooting an unarmed suspect in the back as he was running from a house that he was thought to have burglarized. This ruling essentially makes clear that officers can only fatally shoot a fleeing suspect when they believe (reasonably) that their life is in danger and that fear that the suspect might escape is not sufficient reason to fatally shoot them.
From what our Hollywood and West Palm Beach criminal defense lawyers at the Law Offices of Leifert & Leifert can tell, based on our understanding of the videos released to the public and analysis conducted by preeminent legal scholars around the country, it appears that (again, based on the evidence to which we currently have access) the officer, Michael Slager, was not justified in shooting the unarmed, fleeing civilian, Walter Scott. A number of factors, including that he was stopped for a presumed non-violent offense (a broken tail light); that he was unarmed; and that he apparently did not threaten the officer or anyone else lead to the conclusion that this was not a lawful shooting, but rather murder, with which Slager has thus been charged.
It's absolutely critical, however, to remember that case dynamics can change in an instant with the introduction of new evidence, the determination that a witness is not credible or that they doctored video footage, the testimony of experts, etc. This is why the public must not rush to judgment on this case. While responding emphatically to what is universally acknowledged to be a horrendous video is completely understandable, it's also important to remember that our criminal justice system hinges on the belief that everyone is innocent until proven guilty. Video footage which appears to be damning evidence might well make this an open and shut case, but that should be for the jury to decide, not the public before Slager has a chance to defend himself in a court of law.
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How many times did you reach for that bucket of supermarket whatever called icecream? Not me, as normally you can only find icecream in my freezer in Summer. BUT, I know many women do.
Did you know there's also something called gelato?
I had no idea there was a difference. I mean, gelato is Italian for icecream. All icecream is icecream.
Better taste, awful taste, industrial, hand made, supermarket bought… all icecream, right? We all know that, RIGHT? Hmmm… not so fast.
I had what they call gelato.
Which translates to icecream where I come from. Delicious in both countries. Italy
Now in
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distinction. You have industrial "icecream". That is the concoction made with
unspecified chemicals and artificial stuff. The one I tried was way too sweet
for my taste. The names of the flavors were just as artificial as the
ingredients. Don't ask me about that, don't remember any except for "birthday
cake", whetever birthday cakes taste in Calgary . In any case, I don't expect
to be having another "icecream" ever in this country. Canada
And then there is "gelatto" made after the Italian style, at the shop, with more natural ingredients. That's what my boyfriend explained. And took me to Amato Gelato.
Well, you bet there was a difference. The gelato at Amato is just like the icecream back home, and like the icrecream in
Amato has possibly more flavors than any shop I've ever been to either in Italy Argentina or . Yes, some flavors are a bit
"artificial" as in Tiramisu, but all in all, it has a great selection of
chocolates, creams, and tons of water-based fruit flavors they claim to be made
with real fruits. Italy
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It was a great surprise to find icecream so good, but then, Amato is a retailer for Mario's Gelati of Vancouver that seem to be pretty famous over there.
Next heartbreak, go pile on pounds with good icecream at Amato. Raffle your feathers, get pretty and go for icecream. You never know.
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