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Supreme Court Weighs Where Imprisoned Veteran Can Fight Benefit Cut From $25,226 to $2,165

Floyd Johnson says federal law cuts his disability pay to $180 a month, and the court will decide whether lower judges can hear his challenge.

Summary by Penn Live
Veterans imprisoned for more than 60 days following a felony conviction generally have their disability compensation limited. Those with disability ratings of 20% or higher are paid at the 10% rate, according to federal law.

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Penn Live broke the news in Mechanicsburg, United States on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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