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BARNHART v. WALTON, 00-1937

The Social Security Admin.'s interpretation that the 12-month duration requirement in a statute that authorizes disability and SSI payments to individuals applies to both the "inability" to engage in work as well as the "impairment," was within its lawful interpretative authority; thus, benefits to worker denied because his inability to engage in substantial gainful activity lasted only 11 months.

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  • Decided 03/27/2002
  • Published 03/27/2002

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  • United States Supreme Court

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