Don’t re-victimize Eric Conn’s clients. Social Security should allow time for them to get their records.

By Herald-Leader editorial board

September 26, 2018 07:02 AM

 

The Social Security Administration was slow to halt corruption within its own ranks, but has been eager to penalize Kentuckians who were victimized by their crooked, now-imprisoned lawyer, Eric Conn, and the Social Security judge who pocketed Conn’s bribes.

A new round of redetermination hearings has begun for almost 2,000 former Conn clients. The SSA should delay the hearings until the outcome of two things are known:

▪ The discovery earlier this year of thousands of records at Conn’s office that might help clients prove they were disabled when they were approved for benefits — if only they could gain access to their files.

Read more here: https://www.kentucky.com/opinion/editorials/article219000630.html#story…

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