"I would be trying to show the military had more than fair warning that this guy was unstable," Mr. Dunn said In a court-martial, it is rare for defendants to be acquitted on grounds of insanity, said Eugene R. Fidell, the president of the National Institute of Military Justice, and it is possible that Major Hasan could refuse to claim mental impairment.
Courts in Texas repeatedly rejected Mr. Woods's claims of impairment, although the state's highest criminal court halted his execution last year to allow more hearings.
The State knew of and accepted the federal regulation; moreover, it operated under federal regulation for 13 years without claiming any impairment of its traditional sovereignty.
Here, New York knew of and accepted federal regulation, and, in fact had operated under it for 13 years without claiming any impairment of its traditional sovereignty.
(1) The socio-medical history describes the claimant's occupational, biographical and medical background and his or her functioning in everyday life, including subjective claims regarding impairments and functional limitations.
Specific examples supporting the claim that UPS impairment leads to neurotoxicity will be discussed in greater detail in relation to particular neurodegenerative diseases such as PD, HD, and AD.
Thus, this hypothesis on AD pathogenesis claims that mitochondrial impairment may result from accumulated mtDNA damage that accompanies normal aging, amplified by disease-specific factors [9], [3].
Whatever state of physical impairment you claim, it is always believable.
Compassionate allowance means a determination or decision we make under a process that identifies for expedited handling claims that involve impairments that invariably qualify under the Listing of Impairments in appendix 1 to subpart P of part 404 of this chapter based on minimal, but sufficient, objective medical evidence.
He claimed he experienced "cognitive impairment" while at the controls, brought on by hypoxia possibly due to G-force.
