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<blockquote data-quote="DammitJanet" data-source="post: 440412" data-attributes="member: 1514"><p>At this point since he had the appeal at the level with hearing officer it would have to go before a judge. You may win at that level...probably would actually because most people dont take it that far, they give up. The only thing else you can do is not appeal and start over when he fails miserably at any attempts in the working world. this might not be so bad if he actually does manage to work even a small amount of time. Say minimum wage for several quarters for a couple of years but keeps getting fired for things. That will show how he is but he will get some money on his books.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DammitJanet, post: 440412, member: 1514"] At this point since he had the appeal at the level with hearing officer it would have to go before a judge. You may win at that level...probably would actually because most people dont take it that far, they give up. The only thing else you can do is not appeal and start over when he fails miserably at any attempts in the working world. this might not be so bad if he actually does manage to work even a small amount of time. Say minimum wage for several quarters for a couple of years but keeps getting fired for things. That will show how he is but he will get some money on his books. [/QUOTE]
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