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023512P.pdf   12/09/2003  Ben Hensley  v.  Jo Anne Barnhart
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  02-3512
   Eastern District of Arkansas   
   Civil Case - social security. Decision to deny social security benefits is 
   supported by the record. ALJ's determination that claimant could 
   perform full range of sedentary work is supported by substantial 
   evidence; ALJ properly discredited opinion of physicians. Claim of 
   depression was not raised before the ALJ. Determination of literacy, if 
   error, was harmless. 
  
023512P.pdf   07/02/2003  Ben Hensley  v.  Jo Anne Barnhart
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  02-3512
   Eastern District of Arkansas   
   Civil case - Social Security. Finding that claimant retained the 
   ability to engage in substantial gainful activity was not 
   supported by substantial evidence; on remand, the Commissioner 
   shall consider whether, if still impaired, the claimant is able to 
   engage in substantial activity in light of his age, education 
   and experience.