Not at all. While it made the new rules binding in the future, the Johnson decision simply refused to force retroactivity on the states. Which left the states free to apply Miranda to past cases.

"Now, these same spouses are being told to file a claim...yet are only being granted a maximum of six months retroactivity from their most recent date of contact with the SSA," the letter states.

Florida courts are now beginning to weigh in on the retroactivity of these reforms and whether they apply to claims that arose before the statutes took effect. A recent appellate decision ...

The Social Security Administration (SSA) is at the center of a heated debate following the implementation of the Social Security Equity Act. This legislation, signed into law in January 2025 ...

Judge Liman also noted that the 2021 Amendment stated that it was intended to take effect ninety days after it became law, and concluded: “absent a specific pronouncement of retroactivity ...