Opinion · Court of Appeals for the First Circuit

Mocciola (Gerard Peter) v. United States

915 F.2d 1557

Type
Opinion
Court
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
Jurisdiction
Federal
Date
1990-09-24
Topic
litigation

writing that a prisoner’s claim regarding inoperative 1 smoke detectors failed to state an Eighth Amendment claim | “An ALJ is not required to expressly refer to each document in the record, piece-by- piece” | “An ALJ is not required to expressly refer to each document in the record, piece-by-piece” | “The ALJ’s findings as to exertional capabilities are more favorable to claimant than those reflected in the two RFC’s.” | ALJ under no obligation “to expressly refer to each document in the record, piece- by-piece” | “An ALJ is not required to expressly refer to each document in the record, piece-by-piece” | prisoner’s claim regarding inoperative smoke detectors failed to state an Eighth Amendment claim | per curiam; table, text available on Westlaw

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915 F.2d 1557

Mocciola (Gerard Peter)
v.
U.S.

NO. 90-1786

United States Court of Appeals,
First Circuit.

SEP 24, 1990

1

Appeal From: D.Me.

2

DISMISSED.