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INDIANAPOLIS N Administrative law judges handling Medicaid appeals donOt have to consider whether people denied disability benefits have medical problems beyond those cited on their application, the Indiana Court of Appeals has ruled. OCertainly, an (administrative law judge) must consider additional evidence that is relevant to the conditions listed in the application being reviewed,O Judge Paul D. Mathias wrote in the 2-1 decision. But that Odoes not require the.. hearing to be an open- ended inquiry into every conceivable condition an applicant might suffer fromO
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After Chicago banker George Michael claimed his $3 million mansion was really a church, the Illinois Department of Revenue exempted him from his $80,000 yearly property- tax bill. The Chicago Tribune reported that Michael's evidence for tax-exempt status consisted of a copy of the identification card he received from the Internet-based Church of Spiritual Humanism by clicking a button on the outfit's web site that read "ORDAIN ME" and a photograph of his church home depicting a cross on the exterior wall. The village of Lake Bluff, where Michael's mansion is located, contested the exemption. Kenneth Galvin, an independent state administrative law judge working for the revenue department, reversed the exemption, calling Michael's application "a sham." He observed that the cross "was draw...
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Three times wasn't a charm for a woman who has been applying for supplemental Social Security benefits since 1992. After an administrative law judge denied Debra Vester's application for benefits the first two times, the U.S. District Court in Eastern Arkansas remanded the case for further consideration. The District Court upheld the final denial last year, and a divided panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the ALJ's decision last Wednesday.
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Three times wasn't a charm for a woman who has been applying for supplemental Social Security benefits since 1992. After an administrative law judge denied Debra Vester's application for benefits the first two times, the U.S. District Court in Eastern Arkansas remanded the case for further consideration. The District Court upheld the final denial last year, and a divided panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the ALJ's decision last Wednesday.
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Oklahoma Natural Gas executives - and the utility's ratepayers - are waiting to hear what the Oklahoma Corporation Commission will decide on the utility's requested rate increase. In January, ONG applied for a $99.4 million rate increase, but after analyzing the application, an administrative law judge at the commission recommended the Oklahoma City-based natural gas utility be granted a $58 million rate increase.
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Competing taxi service nears Spring Cab could have a Colorado taxi license by March 15 if no objections are filed by then to a recommendation by Administrative Law Judge Mana Jennings-Fader approving the company's application.
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... 356.21 - Subpoenas. (a) Application for issuance of a subpoena. An application for iss... at a hearing shall be made to the administrative law judge. An application for issuance of a subpoe...
