Continued from above.
NOTE: In the past, I've excused my error about my landlady because I went on in the hearing to explain exactly what I meant.... The adjudicator was ALMOST going to understand me...but then he made an error according to law. This error was a decisive point for him and he rejected my case....
If the adjudicator had had the necessary training, he would've understood my case better--whether partially or entirely.... He'd have had more than my say-so about the situation...and wouldn't have been left to wonder about my incorrect comments.... As it was, the Vice Chair got the right information in about 2001, if I recall, but he didn't share with the rest of his agency; and it was 2004 before this adjudicator was clear on the facts....
If I hadn't made the mistaken comments and had instead stated my case accurately, the adjudicator would've felt less confused, I'm sure. I'm sorry that I gave him cause for concern and I want to take responsibility for what I said.
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