Title 42 USC 423(d)(5)(b) Disability insurance benefit payments There are only 6 authorized protocols where claimiant for SSI benefits can engage in legal processes relating to application for Social Security benefits. . The Social Security has prevailed at law in 1997, 2007 and 2009 to prevent any additional legal processes and various interest attempting to move against the law have received substantial sanctions

1.. SSI Application and initial review and submission of medical evidence in 2002

2. SSI reconsideration

3. Administrative Judge Review

4. Appeals Council and Page 2

5. Commissioner's Final Determination Page 2 and later grant of benefits Benefits granted also Page 2

6. Title 42 USC Sec 405(G)H) Judicial Review provides for the Commissioner's final determination to be reviewed in a United States District Court by a federal judge as seen in Walters v Asture USDC, Idaho 1:11-cv-000359-LMB and being citex by SSA employees as a matter of occassional review

7. Congressional and Diplomatic Immunity to protect the constitutionality of Acts of Congress arising from misuse of federal statutes Title 18 CRIMES many references are made concerning possible violations of federal law however it is important to remember no person has been arrested or charged with violation of a federal crime and the references are being used for stastical purposes.

Chris Walters
Plaintiff Pro Se
PO Box 160
Las Cruces, NM 88004
Plaintiff Pro Se
vs.
Civil Docket For Case #: 1:07-cv-00257-JCH-RLP
US Magistrate Judge Richard L Puslisi
Presiding Judge Judith Hererra

MICHAEL J. ASTRUE
Commissioner Of Social Security
The Social Security Administration
6401 Security Blvd
Baltimore, MD 21235-6401
Defendant

The incoming Commissioner of Social Security Michael Astrue has made a admission of fact and law I am disabled and this ends legal action in USDC, NM

Chris Walters,
Appellant Pro Se

vs.

SSI Inspector General
David C.Miller
Lori E. Crownover
Texas Department of Human Services

Presiding Judge Fred Biery
US 5th Circuit # 99-50174
CA: SA-97-CA-1313

Chris Walters
vs.
Michael Astrue
Commissioner SSA

#C080380

Mr. Chris Walters,
Appellant

Michael Astrue, et all
Social Security Administration
Walters v Astrue 09-05206
Appellee

Chris Walters,
Appellanr Pro Se
Vs.
Carol Colvin Acting Social Security Commissioner
Appellee Civil Case: No. 13-2087

Link Addressed Congress Committees question of fitness of Judges who usurpsed power and authority of US Supreme Court to overrule other US Circuits; holding hearings after case withdrawn; holding case without presence of required 2 parties....

1. The USDC NM moved forward with case review after having been notified the case was being withdrawn because the issues were resolved in related case in USDC, NDT

2. Usurped power and authority of US Supreme Court by trying to overturn the Finding of the USDC, NDT below and other Courts

Chris Walters,
Plaintiff Pro Se
Civil Case: 2-13CV-0156-JBBUSDC, NDT
Court of Appeals Docket #: 14-10915

Vs.
Carol Colvin
Acting Social Security Commissioner
Defendant

Before the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
600 S. Maestri Place
New Orleans, LA 70130-3408
(504) 310-7700

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