Statutes and regulations

SSR 94-1c: SECTIONS 1611 AND 1614(a) OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT (42 U.S.C. 1382 and 1382c(a)) SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME -- DISABILITY -- ILLEGAL ACTIVITY AS SUBSTANTIAL GAINFUL ACTIVITY

SSR 94-1 · Federal · Rulings

SSR › Disability Insurance › Substantial Gainful Activity › SSR 94-1

Additionally, he testified that he supports his drug habit by hustling. When asked to define hustling, Dotson replied: "steal, beg, whatever, you know." … As to Dotson's thievery, the following colloquy occurred during the administrative hearing: nally, he testified that he supports his drug habit by hustling.

AR 86-21(2): Adams v. Weinberger , 521 F.2d 656 (2d Cir. 1975) Contributions to Support re: Posthumous Illegitimate Child Title II of the Social Security Act.

AR 86-21(2) · Federal · Rulings

SSR › Acquiescence Rulings › Second Circuit Court › AR 86-21(2)

These payments totalled between $200.00 and $300.00 over the seven month period of joint habitation. Mr. McGinn gave Ms. … These payments totalled between $200.00 and $300.00 over the seven month period of joint habitation. Mr. McGinn gave Ms.

SSR 60-21. FACT AND DATE OF DEATH -- DEATH BY DROWNING

SSR 60-21 · Federal · Rulings

SSR › Old-Age and Survivors Insurance › Evidence, Procedure, and Certification for Payment › SSR 60-21

Since there was a total of about $32,000 in insurance payable upon H's death, two of the four companies that insured H's life made an extensive investigation into H's habits, background, health, and

SSR 69-60: SECTION 210(j)(2). -- EMPLOYER-EMPLOYEE -- SERVICES PERFORMED BY A HANDICAPPED INDIVIDUAL IN A SHELTERED WORKSHOP

SSR 69-60 · Federal · Rulings

SSR › Old-Age and Survivors Insurance › Definition of Employment/Employee › SSR 69-60

appraisal of J's capacity and gave J an opportunity to try out various types of work within her abilities; (2) a 16-week personal adjustment training period, which helped J develop proper work habits

SSR 09-8p: SSR 09- 8p: Title XVI: Determining Childhood Disability – The Functional Equivalence Domain of “Health and Physical Well-Being”

SSR 09-8p · Federal · Rulings

SSR › Supplemental Security Income › Disability › SSR 09-8p

” (as with psychomotor retardation), [12] or having local or generalized pain; and - Allergic reactions, recurrent infections, poor growth, bladder or bowel incontinence, changes in weight or eating habits … For example, some medications used to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder may cause a change in eating habits which may, in turn, limit growth.

SSR 09-5p: SSR 09- 5p: Title XVI: Determining Childhood Disability – The Functional Equivalence Domain of “Interacting and Relating with Others”

SSR 09-5p · Federal · Rulings

SSR › Supplemental Security Income › Disability › SSR 09-5p

Similarly, a teenage girl with depression who avoids friends and wants to be left alone may also develop poor eating habits as a way of coping with social isolation. … Similarly, a teenage girl with depression who avoids friends and wants to be left alone may also develop poor eating habits as a way of coping with social isolation.

SSR 11-2p: Titles II and XVI: Documenting and Evaluating Disability in Young Adults

SSR 11-2p · Federal · Rulings

SSR › Disability Insurance › Disability Insurance — Medical › SSR 11-2p

Work experience , or supervised part-time or full-time employment to assist a young adult in acquiring job skills and good work attitudes and habits. … Other young adults have multiple placements because of unsatisfactory performance. ood work attitudes and habits.

SSR 84-14c: SECTION 202(c) (42 U.S.C. 402(c)) AS AMENDED BY SECTION 334 OF PUBLIC LAW 95-216 -- HUSBAND'S INSURANCE BENEFITS -- GOVERNMENT PENSION OFFSET -- CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE EXCEPTION PROVISION

SSR 84-14c · Federal · Rulings

SSR › Old-Age and Survivors Insurance › Husband's Insurance Benefits › SSR 84-14c

Congress determined, however, that many individuals adjusted their spending and savings habits prior to their retirements in expectation of receiving full spousal benefits as well as a government … Congress determined, however, that many individuals adjusted their spending and savings habits prior to their retirements in expectation of receiving full spousal benefits as well as a government

SSR 82-34c: SECTIONS 216(i) and 223(d) (42 U.S.C. 416(i) and 423(d)) DISABILITY INSURANCE BENEFITS -- INABILITY TO PERFORM PREVIOUS WORK -- ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE OF THE EXISTENCE OF OTHER WORK

SSR 82-34c · Federal · Rulings

SSR › Disability Insurance › Vocational › SSR 82-34c

New had a good ability to relate to others and to take care of his personal needs, and that there had been no change in his interests, habits, or impairment to his recent or remote memory. not specifically … New had a good ability to relate to others and to take care of his personal needs, and that there had been no change in his interests, habits, or impairment to his recent or remote memory.

SSR 09-7p: SSR 09- 7p: Title XVI: Determining Childhood Disability – The Functional Equivalence Domain of “Caring for Yourself”

SSR 09-7p · Federal · Rulings

SSR › Supplemental Security Income › Disability › SSR 09-7p

the child’s mental disorder is causing limitations in the domains of “Caring for yourself” and “Interacting and relating with others.”Similarly, a teenage girl with depression who develops poor eating habits