Your firm represents a client at a Social Security hearing.The client is seeking disability based on recently becoming blind and unable to work.At the hearing, the Administrative law Judge does not allow the attorney to present evidence from the client's doctor stating that he is blind and unable to work.The ALJ is rushing through the case.The attorney objects to the ALJ not allowing the evidence in.The ALJ decides that the client is not able to receive disability.The attorney appeals the case to the US District Court.What will be the scope of the court's review? What is their standard of review? If the court finds that the evidence should have been allowed in, can the District Court award disability to the client?Why or why not?