Pub. L. No. 107-347, § 205
Federal Courts: the cases that interpreted this section
Jurisdiction
Federal
Case notes
4
Cited in passing
1,538
Citing cases indexed
2,090
Case dates
2009–2014
Screened through
2016-05-04
Courts' treatment: live
No reviewed case has held this section invalid, preempted, superseded or repealed.
This reflects what the reviewed cases said, not legislative action: a later amendment
or repeal by the legislature would not appear here unless a reviewed case discussed it.
1,542 citing cases reviewed of 2,090 in the citation index: 4 interpreted the section (annotated below), 1,538 cited it only in passing. Cases filed after 2016-05-04 may not have been reviewed yet.
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Filing unredacted copies under seal
Section 205 requires rules that permit a party filing a redacted document to file an unredacted copy under seal.
Crossman v. Astrue · filed 2009-11-13(c)(3)(A)(iv)
Finally, the E-Government Act was explicit that whatever rules were promulgated, insofar as those rules permitted “the redaction of certain categories of information in order to protect privacy and security concerns,” they must also permit “a party that wishes to file an otherwise proper document containing such information [to] file an unredacted document under seal.”Read the full opinion on CourtListener →
Public access to written opinions
Section 205 requires federal courts to provide online access to written opinions and supplies no redaction exception for the privacy concerns raised here.
J.E. v. Secretary of Health and Human Services · filed 2013-01-11(a)(5)
Section 205 of the E-Government Act instructs all federal courts to establish and maintain a website with “[a]ccess to the substance of all written opinions issued by the court.” ... Finally, the E-Government Act, which emphasizes public disclosure, and the rules implementing it in the United States Court of Federal Claims do not provide an exception for redaction in the circumstances of the instant case.Read the full opinion on CourtListener →
Section 205(a)(5) requires federal courts to provide website access to written opinions and does not permit a special master to remove them at a party’s request.
Saeid B. Mojabi and Parivash Vahabi, as Parents and Legal Representatives of Their Minor Son, R.B.M. v. Secretary of Hea · filed 2013-12-03(a)(5)
Unfortunately for Petitioners, under the E- Government Act, the undersigned must post all “written opinions”—any filing that the undersigned determines to contain a reasoned explanation for the undersigned’s action— on the USCFC website. ... The undersigned must abide by the E- Government Act—neither RCFC 60(b), nor any other Court of Federal Claims Rule or Vaccine Rule, gives a special master authority to contravene the E-Government Act. The undersigned simply does not have the authority to remove “written opinions” from the USCFC website.Read the full opinion on CourtListener →
Section 205 requires federal courts to make written opinions publicly available, including reasoned fact rulings.
Anderson v. Secretary of Health and Human Services · filed 2014-07-08
However, my ruling provides a reasoned explanation for my factual findings, which are dispositive of some of the matters in controversy and must be disclosed under the E-Government Act of 2002, Pub.L. No. 107–347, § 205, 116 Stat. 2899, 2913 (codified as amended at 44 U.S.C. § 3501 note (2006)).Read the full opinion on CourtListener →
1,538 more cases cited this section only in passing
These cases mention the section without interpreting it (a string cite, a footnote, background). Listed so you can see the full citation record, not just the annotated rulings.
American Civil Liberties Union v. Santillanes, the court cites the section as the basis for its privacy policy and orders the exhibits sealed under that policy.
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PROJECT VOTE/VOTING FOR AMERICA, INC. v. Long, the court cites § 205(c) as support for redacting Social Security numbers while deciding what the National Voter Registration Act requires.
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American Civil Liberties Union v. Holder, the court cites Section 205 as the authority behind court rules in a list of sealing provisions and expressly declines to address those provisions’ constitutionality.
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ACLU v. Holder, the court cites the section only as the source of court rules listed among examples of federal sealing requirements.
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Warner v. Workman, the court cites the section to explain why it redacted minors’ names in the opinion.
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Stephany Shayeghi, Mother and Natural Guardian of Minor, Ava Rose Shayeghi v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section only to explain its intention to post the decision online.
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Rudy v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Jenerou v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 1, the special master cites the section in a footnote describing the intended public posting of the decision.
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Patricia Moyer, a Single Woman v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 only to explain the intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Montoya v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain the intended public posting of the decision.
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Collier v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intention to post the decision on the court's website.
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Jeffrey Tompkins, as Personal Representative of the Estate of William Bruce Tompkins v. Secretary of the Department of H, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court's website.
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Bennett v. Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services 1, the court cites the section when announcing its intent to post the decision online.
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Sova v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cited Section 205 while stating an intention to post the decision online.
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Pat Wambach and Kate Wambach, on Behalf of Karly Wambach, a Minor Child v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Paul Michael Teknus, a Minor, by His Parents Kenneth Teknus and Lisa Teknus v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section as the basis for its stated intent to post the decision on its website.
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Fleming v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court's website.
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Nadine L. Krager and Jeffrey A. Krager, Legal Representatives and Parents of a Minor Child, Casey R. Krager v. Secretary, the court cites Section 205 only to explain its intent to post the decision on its website.
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Sotomayor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Amber Cornelison v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain the planned posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Rodriguez v. Secretary of Health, the special master cites § 205 as the basis for intending to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Davis v. Secretary of Health, the special master cites § 205 to explain the intended online posting of the decision.
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Valerie Soto, as Parent and Natural Guardian of Y.D., a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating her intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Laura Holt, Parent of Aleigha Holt-Tipton, a Minor v. Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites § 205 while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Tatum v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Donnelly v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 only to explain why the decision will be posted on the court's website.
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Preston Nigel Sanker, by Leslie Sanker, His Mother and Next Friend v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as the basis for an intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Joseph H. Stewart, a Minor , by His Parents and Natural Guardians, Jamie M. Swenson and Randy R. Stewart v. Secretary of, the special master cites § 205 when stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Kravetz v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section only while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Seykora v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Bishop v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in explaining a planned website posting of the decision.
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Tocio v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Holmes v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites Section 205 only to explain the planned posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Graf v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Fleming v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in a footnote explaining an intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Hatfield v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 only to explain the intended public posting of the decision.
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Coddington v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites Section 205 as authority for posting its decision online.
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Sanders-Redmiles v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites Section 205 to explain an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Preston Nigel Sanker, by Leslie Sanker, His Mother and Next Friend v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites Section 205 while stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Stephany Shayeghi, Mother and Natural Guardian of Minor, Ava Rose Shayeghi v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the intended public posting of the decision.
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Shirley Tapia, on Behalf of Her Minor Child, Ethan Tapia v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites § 205 to explain its intent to post the damages decision online.
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Howard v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court's website.
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Howard v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intended website posting of the decision.
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Windmon v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 only to explain the planned posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Maria Ehrlich and Phillip Ehrlich, as Parents Of, Brandon L.M. Ehrlich v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites Section 205 only to explain the planned public posting of the decision.
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Clark v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites § 205 only to explain its intention to post the decision on its website.
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Jacob Henderlong, a Minor by His Next Friend, Susan Henderlong v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as authority for posting the decision on the court’s website.
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Reid v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the ruling on the court’s website.
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Kenzora v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 1, the special master cites the section as authority for posting the decision on the court’s website.
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Wholley v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Chervanick v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as the basis for intending to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Schur v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the decision cites section 205 only to explain the special master's intention to post the decision on the court's website.
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Mainella v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the planned posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Dominique v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 only to explain an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Carl Geppert and Gina Geppert, as Parents and Natural Guardians Of, Carl Lee Geppert, Iii v. Secretary of Health and Hum, the special master cites the section as the basis for an intended posting of the decision, without deciding its requirements.
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Laurie Roy, Parent of Jamie Roy, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section to explain its plan to post the decision on its website.
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Shaw v. Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites § 205 only to explain an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Marian Underwood, as Parent of and Legal Representative of the Estate of Cesar Zachary Moreno v. Secretary of Health and, the special master cites § 205 only in stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Dennis Bailey and Minerva Bailey, Parents of Derek M. Bailey, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites § 205 to explain why she intends to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Arturo Rodriguez, an Individual v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 only to explain the intended online posting of the decision.
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Maria Carrino, Spouse and of the Estate of Samuel Carrino v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Allen v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Leo Wentz and Michelle Wentz, as Best Friends of Their Son, Lincoln J. Wentz v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain her intention to post the costs decision on the court’s website.
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Brian Franklin and Andrea Franklin, as Legal Representatives of Scott P. Franklin v. Secretary of Health and Human Servi, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Wyvratt v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section only to explain its intention to post the decision on its website.
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Jeffrey Tompkins, as Personal Representative of the Estate of William Bruce Tompkins v. Secretary of the Department of H, the special master cites the section as the basis for an intended website posting of the decision.
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Lamona Dodd, Parent of S.S., a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites Section 205 only to explain why the decision would be posted on the court’s website.
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Dillon v. Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Chalifour v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section only to explain the intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Meredith A. McCann, an Individual v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in a footnote to explain the intended public posting of the decision.
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Carcone v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section when stating its intention to post the decision on its website.
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Margaret Rouse, Daughter and of the Estate of Henry Sundermeyer v. Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Servi, the special master cites § 205 while stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Andrea Botan, as the Mother and Legal Representative of Her Minor Daughter, Evelyn Botan v. Secretary of Health and Huma, the special master cites § 205 in a routine posting notice attached to the decision.
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Orr v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as the basis for an intended website posting, without deciding its rules.
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Dingle v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section to explain its intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Trainer v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section to explain its plan to post the ruling on its website.
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Wagnon v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites Section 205 only to explain the intended online posting of the decision.
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Grant v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section as the basis for its stated intent to post the decision on its website.
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H.H., by Her Parents, Stacey Hansen and Gabriel Hansen v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section only to explain the notice that the decision would be posted.
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Erica Fester, Parent of B.A.B., a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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N. H., by and Through Jessica Nicole Castaneda, as Parent and Natural Guardian v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 when stating an intent to post the order on the court’s website.
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Chari and Matthew Lehan, Parents of M.L., a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 only to explain why the decision would be posted publicly.
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Scanlon v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intended public posting of the decision.
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Michalski v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Jose Valle and Andrea Valle, on Behalf of Their Minor Child, Justice Valle, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Ser, the special master cites the section while explaining an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Hutcheison v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court's website.
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Holly Helms, on Behalf of Her Minor Child, Layla Michelle Helms v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intended posting of the decision on the court's website.
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Kerri Speights, Parent of Tyler Speights, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Ysidro Moreno, Jr. v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intention to post the unpublished decision online.
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The Estate of Marvin Green, Sr., Decedent, by and Through, Marvin Green, Jr., as Personal Representative v. Secretary of, the special master cites § 205 in a routine posting notice attached to the decision.
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Rapa v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the intended public posting of the damages decision.
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Trainer v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section as the basis for posting its decision on the court’s website.
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Dennis v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Richard Thomas and Katie Thomas, as Parents, Guardians and Next Friends of Connor Thomas, a Minor v. Secretary of Health, the court cites the section while stating its intention to post the unpublished decision on its website.
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Michelle Redmond, as Parent, Guardian, and Next Friend of Trevor Carroll, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Servi, the court cites § 205 when stating its intent to post the unpublished decision on its website.
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Hamman v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Bass v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Whiting v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the intended online posting of the decision.
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K.B. v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain the intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Jodi M. Rowe, as Personal Representative of the Estate of Patricia Carter Hyde v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Angela Schaffer Individually and as Next Friend Of, Kyra Denise Schaffer, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Servi, the court cites § 205 when stating its intention to post the unpublished decision on its website.
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William Joe Winner and Roxan Dehesh Winner, as Next Friends Of, W.D.W., a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Service, the special master cites Section 205 while stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Nathaniel Brogan-Kim, by His Father and Next Friend, Paul Kim v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the court cites Section 205 to explain its intention to post the unpublished decision online.
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J. Bryant Moss and Rhonda Moss, Parents of Jonathan Ryan Moss, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Chris Doyle and Cherry Doyle, Parents and Natural Guardians of Alexander Robert Doyle, a Minor v. Secretary of Health an, the special master cites § 205 to explain the intended posting of the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Amy Mahoney, Parent of A.M., a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the court cites Section 205 to explain its intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Karen Robinson, Parent and Natural Guardian of Kapri' Al Hardwick, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites § 205 to explain the intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Charlene Russell, Parent of Joseph Russell, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section only while stating an intent to post the decision online.
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Debra Comer, Parent Of, J.E.M., a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Richard D. Lee and Megan K. Lee, as Parents and Natural Guardians of Patrick Richard Lee, a Minor v. Secretary of Health, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the unpublished decision online.
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Sandra Steinberg, as the Administrator of the Estate of Isaiah Steinberg v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the unpublished decision online.
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Stacey and Renee Wyler, Legal Representatives of a Minor Child, Morgan Alexandra Wyler v. Secretary of Health and Human, the special master cites the section as the basis for an intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Corey Williams, Parent of V.W., a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites § 205 when stating its intention to post the unpublished decision on its website.
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Fleming v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Kegler v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the dismissal decision on the court’s website.
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Melissa Hartman, Parent of J.H., a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Eaton v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Pratt v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Deborah Arrington, Parent of Devonte Anthony Jones, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Danny L. Mitchell and Paula Miller, as Parents and Natural Guardians of Vincent v. Mitchell, a Minor v. Secretary of Hea, the court cites the section when stating its intent to post the decision on its website.
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Danny L. Mitchell and Paula Miller, as Parents and Natural Guardians of Andrew N. Mitchell, a Minor v. Secretary of Heal, the court cites the section while stating its intent to post the decision on its website.
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Shannon Robinson and Jason Robinson, as the Parents and Natural Guardians of Cody Robinson, a Minor v. Secretary of Heal, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Michele Horvath and Jeffrey Horvath, as the Parents and Natural Guardians of Joshua Horvath, a Minor v. Secretary of Hea, the special master cites the section to explain the planned posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Mark Wax and Melanie Wax, as the Parents and Natural Guardians of Andrew Wax, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human S, the special master cites the section to explain the intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Lisa Stitzel and Robert S. Stitzel as the Parents and Natural Guardians of Robert Austin Stitzel, a Minor v. Secretary o, the special master cites the section to explain an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Kimberly Piro and Joshua Piro, as the Parents and Natural Guardians of Jamie Piro, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Hu, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Kimberley Schank, as the Mother and Natural Guardian, Dallas Schank, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Angie Ward and Clint Ward, as the Parents and Natural Guardians of Devin Ward, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human, the special master cites the section to explain the intended posting of this unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Adael Shinn, Mother and Natural Guardian of Ps, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in a footnote explaining an intended website posting of the decision.
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Susan Kippenberger, Parent of Jpk,ii, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intent to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Melissa Altmeyer, Legal Representative of a Minor Child, Madelyn Altmeyer v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 1, the special master cites the section in stating an intent to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Cameron Wells, a Minor by His Parents and Natural Guardians, William Wells and Gina Wells v. Secretary of Health and Hum, the special master cites the section to explain an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Alec Jonathan Patsis, a Minor by His Parent and Natural Guardian Joanne Patsis v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain her intent to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Kristina Dickerson, as the Mother and Natural Guardian of Christopher Holleman, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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McGehee v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Timothy C. Thompson and Lisa M. Thompson, Parents of Patricia Thompson, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Service, the court cites § 205 only to explain its intention to post the unpublished decision on its website.
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Anand Nadar and Niketa Chheda, Parents of Jan, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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K.M., a Minor, C/O Bethie Simeus, as the Mother v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in a footnote explaining an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Rodney Caudillo and Dina Caudillo, Parents of R.P.C., a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain why the decision would be posted on the court’s website.
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Demchuk v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Pamela Beachum, Parent of Meshach Beachum, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the court cites the section only to explain its plan to post the unpublished decision online.
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Michael York, a Minor, by His Parents and Natural Guardians, Keith York and Marilyn York v. Secretary of Health and Huma, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Linda Chen, Parent of Jason Chen, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Kimberly Jeanpierre, Parent of Felix Towa, Jr., a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites § 205 to explain the planned posting of this decision on the court’s website.
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Joel Goloskie, Parent of Ethan Goloskie, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section to explain an intention to post the fee decision on the court’s website.
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Janet Latini, Parent of Dominic Latini, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Eunice Aguwa, Parent of Chineyeze Aguwa, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Zachary Klorczyk, a Minor, by His Parents and Natural Guardians, John Klorczyk and Shawn Klorczyk v. Secretary of Health, the special master cites the section as the basis for posting the decision on the court’s website.
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Xiangdong He and Bee Tan, as Parents and Legal Representatives of Enoch He, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Ser, the special master cites the section to explain an intention to post the decision online.
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Susan Bassett, Parent of Ian Bassett, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Mita Floria, Parent of Callie Floria, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Mita Floria, Parent of Caitlin Floria, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the court cites the section as the basis for its stated intent to post the unpublished decision online.
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Laura Kiepert, Parent of Shaelyn Kiepert, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section while stating an intent to post this unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Kristy Bergo, Parent of Kyle Bergo, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites § 205 to explain an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Joseph Primamore, a Minor, by His Parents and Natural Guardians, Gerard Primamore and Mary Jane Primamore v. Secretary o, the special master cites the section in explaining an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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John Steven Richey, Parent of Nicholas Richey, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Donna Feld, Parent of Joseph Feld, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the court cites § 205 as the basis for its stated intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Deana Orth, Parent of Nicholas Orth, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section to explain an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Charlene Russell, Parent of Joseph Russell, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites Section 205 to explain an intended posting of the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Tracy Jones, and John Jones, as the Parents and Natural Guardians of P.J., a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Serv, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Davis v. Secretary of Health, the special master cites the section while stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Vale Krenik, Parent of V.K., a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Michael Small and Teri Arranga, Parents of I.M.S., a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the unpublished decision on the court's website.
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Bundy v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as authority for posting the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Hoffman v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court's website.
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Daniella Castillo and Daniel Ruiz, on Behalf of D.R. v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 only when stating an intent to post the decision on the court's website.
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Maxie v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as the basis for posting the decision on the court’s website.
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Catron v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Salim Hreish and Mary Hreish, as Parents and Guardians of Y.H., a Minor v. Secretary of the Department of Health and Hum, the special master cites the section only in explaining a plan to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Chris Rupp and Elizabeth Ruppp, Parents of Ir, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 0, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision online.
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Patricia Carroll and Philip Carroll, Parents and Natural Guardians of Stc, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Serv, the special master cites the section as the basis for an intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Steinat v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Angel Blackstone, on Behalf of S.B., a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 only to explain an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Batish v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section as the basis for its stated intent to post the decision on its website.
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Perkins v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 1, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the ruling on the court's website.
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Robert Boyer and Pamela Boyer, Natural Parents and Guardians of Ab, a Minor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the unpublished decision online.
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Young v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites § 205 while stating its intent to post the decision online.
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Jaclyn Elizabeth Farrar, as Parent and Next Friend Of, Madison Mae Farrar v. Secretary of Health and Human Services 1, the special master cites the section to explain why the decision will be posted on the court’s website.
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Blumenstock v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Williamsen v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites Section 205 only to explain why the decision will be posted on the court’s website.
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Moreno v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Gilmore v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain an intended public posting of the decision.
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Damaske v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section only to explain his intent to post the unpublished decision on the court's website.
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Floyd v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 while stating an intent to post the unpublished decision online.
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Rapa v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the planned posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Prater v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Stitt v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Meylor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while explaining her intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Forcine v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as the basis for intending to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Chester v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court's website.
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Mahoney v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intent to post the decision on the court's website.
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Bishop v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites § 205 only to explain why the decision would be posted publicly.
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Strand v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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O'Connor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Dimatteo v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Madey v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Cortez v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain why the decision will be posted on the court’s website.
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Guerrero v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in a footnote to explain why the decision will be posted on the court’s website.
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Boyer v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Ahmed v. Hhs, the special master cites § 205 to explain an intention to post the decision online.
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Roberts v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Curry v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Lowther v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the intended posting of this decision on the court’s website.
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Konar v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the dismissal decision on the court’s website.
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Kaplan v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain his plan to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Kaplan v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 while stating an intent to post the ruling publicly.
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Cating v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Reese v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the intended posting of the decision on the court's website.
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Lumsden v. Hhs, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court's website.
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Wallace v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Wallace v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Rivera v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision online.
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Corum v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Corum v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when explaining an intention to post the damages decision publicly.
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Carroll v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section while giving notice that it intends to post the decision online.
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Carroll v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 as authority for posting the decision on the court’s website.
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Tompkins v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Choudry v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Wansaw v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain why the decision will be posted on the court’s website.
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Smith v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Kippenberger v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites Section 205 to explain its intent to post the unpublished decision on its website.
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Hofstetter v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain why the decision will be posted on the court’s website.
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Weil v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Vogler v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Bodden v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court's website.
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Bodden v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the ruling on the court’s website.
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Wyatt v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain an intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Will v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites Section 205 while stating its intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Searles v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 as authority for posting the decision on the court’s website.
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Roberson v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as the basis for posting the decision on the court’s website.
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Hubina v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the intended posting of this unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Chester v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Coombs v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Simmons v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in stating an intention to post the unpublished decision.
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Hamper v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Lowther v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain the planned online posting of the decision.
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Corrales v. Hhs, the special master cites the section as the basis for an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Catron v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as the basis for intending to post the unpublished decision on the court's website.
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Persinger v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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McKenzie v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intended website posting of the decision.
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Oberle v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Barrett v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as the basis for posting the decision on the court’s website.
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Tomaso v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Ryng v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the planned online posting of the decision.
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Prince v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Newman v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Bodden v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Olund v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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MacDougall v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intent to post the unpublished decision on the court's website.
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Persinger v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Klein v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 when stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Cleveland v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Tate v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Powell v. Hhs, the special master cites § 205 when stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Petroff v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Black v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain her intention to post the order on the court’s website.
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Hamper v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 while stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Doenges v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Curley v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section as the basis for posting its decision publicly while deciding attorney fees and costs.
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Rakes v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites Section 205 to explain an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Brown v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Baldwin v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court's website.
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Steinberg v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites Section 205 while stating an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Blake v. Hhs, the special master cites the section as the basis for posting the decision on the court's website.
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Rotterman v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Falcone v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cited the section while stating an intent to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Rush v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in a footnote stating an intention to post the decision online.
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Pyne v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as the basis for posting the decision on the court’s website.
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Thompson v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Hood v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Brockington v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Ricard v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites Section 205 as the basis for an intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Smith v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Scales v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Prystalski v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intended website posting of the decision.
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Estate of Raul Torres Sr. v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Troup v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in explaining an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Behie v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 only to explain an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Hood v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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McCray v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Moody v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites Section 205 to explain the intended online posting of the decision.
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Summers v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Thompson v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Chessy v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Brown v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 while stating an intention to post the decision on the court's website.
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Linnen v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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McCray v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Brock v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in a footnote explaining an intention to post the decision online.
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Falcone v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 only while stating an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Goodings v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the order on the court's website.
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George v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section only when stating an intention to post the decision online.
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Castillo v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 only to explain the intended posting of the decision on the court's website.
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Jacobs v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 while stating an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Konar v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites Section 205 only when stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Brown v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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McHerron v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 only to explain the intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Ahern v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Schwartz v. Hhs, the special master cites § 205 while stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Winner v. Hhs, the special master cites the section as the basis for posting the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Corey v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Pass v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 while stating an intention to post the decision on the court's website.
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Sipos v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Pace v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Dagenhart v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Murdock v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court's website.
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Barbera v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 as the basis for his stated intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Schmidt v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Russell v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Schmidt v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the decision online, without deciding what the section requires.
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Hamman v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites § 205 to explain its intended public posting of the unpublished order.
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Keaton v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court's website.
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Louviere v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites Section 205 to explain an intention to post the decision on the court's website.
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Zolnowsky v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Iannotti v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites Section 205 as the basis for posting the decision on the court’s website.
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Quanstrom v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Bishop v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intended posting of the decision on the court's website.
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Brockington v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Medina v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the planned public posting of the decision.
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Tomassetti v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain the intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Murdock v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Kuserk v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites Section 205 to explain an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Maddox v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Livingston v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Trompczynski v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section as the basis for its stated intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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La Veck v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain why the ruling will be posted online.
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Scuderi v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Eastin v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Kiklis v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Dvorak v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in a footnote to explain an intention to post the decision online.
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Garcia v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cited § 205 to explain an intended posting of the dismissal decision on the court’s website.
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Williams v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain why the ruling will be posted on the court’s website.
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Marquis v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intent to post the unpublished decision on the court's website.
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Fischer v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Bombard v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Pozoic v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Fout v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Hand v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Crose v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Shinn v. Hhs, the special master cites the section to explain the planned public posting of the decision.
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Pace v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the fees decision on the court’s website.
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Herren v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Zarzycka v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as the basis for an intended website posting of the unpublished decision.
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Vergara v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intention to post the decision on the court's website.
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Valdez v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Russell v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as the basis for intending to post the decision publicly.
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Rinicella v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Melton v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 only to explain the planned posting of the decision on the court's website.
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McCray v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Eworonsky v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Mathis v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Wilson v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section when stating its intention to post the decision online.
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St. Pierre v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Prater v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in a footnote explaining an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Glaus v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Dyer v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as the basis for posting the decision on the court’s website.
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Brunkan v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in a footnote to explain why the decision will be posted on the court’s website.
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Noah v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Rotterman v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section while stating its intention to post the unpublished decision online.
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Riley v. Hhs, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court's website.
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Long v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Poling v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Nolde v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Ellis v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain why the damages decision will be posted on the court’s website.
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Buhler v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Mooneyham v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Leggett v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section in a footnote explaining an intention to post the ruling on the court’s website.
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Pokorny v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain why the decision will be posted on the court’s website.
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Pokorny v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Memmo v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Dean v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Bahmanyari v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Edoo v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Pryor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain the intended online posting of the decision.
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Mura v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section while stating an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Lehner v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 to explain the planned posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Hoffman v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as the basis for an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Hall v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Thompson v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section when stating its intent to post the decision on its website.
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Sywassink v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Hooper v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Gerard v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section only when stating an intention to post the order on the court’s website.
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Engels v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Criswell v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Moody v. Hhs, the special master cites the section to explain an intent to post the unpublished ruling on the court's website.
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Dyer v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as the basis for intending to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Anderson v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 only to explain an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court's website.
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Waye v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Taylor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites Section 205 only when stating its intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Schwartfigure v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Powers v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 in a routine notice that the decision will be posted online.
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Gaynor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the court cites the section to explain its intention to post the decision on its website.
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Kennedy Jr. v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cited the section while stating an intent to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Will v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cited the section when stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Troup v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as the basis for intending to post the decision on the court’s website.
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Taylor v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section as the basis for an intended posting of the decision online.
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Sarina v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section to explain an intention to post the unpublished decision on the court’s website.
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Berrish v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating an intention to post the decision online.
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Berrish v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites § 205 only to explain the intended posting of the decision on the court’s website.
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Cox v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cites the section when stating her intention to post the decision online.
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Sweet v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, the special master cited § 205 while stating an intention to post the decision on the court’s website.
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