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… (CEPP). See R. 4:74-7(h)(2). Dr. Biju Basil, the State's medical expert at I.M.'s hearing, diagnosed I.M. with schizophrenia. Dr. George Dubois, the State's medical expert at A.F.'s hearing, diagnosed A.F. with … the respective commitment review hearings, the State's medical expert testified that appellants no longer were a …
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… related paraphernalia not prescribed for the inmate by the medical or dental staff, N.J.A.C. 10A:4-4.1(a)(2). We … a half of a yellow pill which was identified as Remeron by medical, batteries and stripped wire . . . ." These items … answer to question four when the hearing officer called the medical department to confirm medications prescribed to …
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… categories of policy coverage, including the "Liability and Medical Expense" coverage that pertains to the fire victims' claims. Limits of Insurance Liability and Medical Expenses / General Aggregate $1,000,000 / $2,000,000 Medical Expenses $5,000 Per person Products / Completed …
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… after a 2002 bariatric surgery. Specifically, Walsh has a medical condition known as "dumping syndrome." The condition … 18, 2020, treated Walsh for a sick visit and wrote in a medical 3 A-3048-20 note: "I have written an order that … STU's administration advised Walsh an air purifier for a "medical condition . . . is something that you need to …
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… We affirm. J.P. was admitted to Capital Health Regional Medical Center on October 21, 2022 after attempting to … ideation, and his inability to satisfy his essential medical care and shelter needs because he was "depressed" … suicide attempt and his inability to satisfy his essential medical care and shelter needs. He recommended that J.P. …
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… husband, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. JERSEY SHORE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER and MATTHEW PHILLIPS, R.N., … summary judgment to defendants Jersey Shore University Medical Center (JSUMC) and Matthew Phillips, R.N. We affirm, … defendants "fell below generally accepted standards of medical care with respect to . . . overseeing [Carol] to …
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… that he went to Israel in 2011 where he suffered serious medical problems and was involved in a car accident in 2012, which rendered him medically unable to timely reinstate his license. He submitted purported medical records; however, the documents were written in …
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… that he went to Israel in 2011 where he suffered serious medical problems and was involved in a car accident in 2012, which rendered him medically unable to timely reinstate his license. He submitted purported medical records; however, the documents were written in …
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… County (Employer) on September 2, 1993. She applied for a medical leave of absence under the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA), 29 U.S.C. §§ 2601 to 2654, due to … and depression. Mohamed was approved for a twelve-week medical leave from September 9, 2016 to November 26, 2016. …
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… a motion to amend his sentence and permit his release for medical reasons pursuant to Rule 3:21-10(b)(2). We affirm. … he suffers from diabetes and hypertension and that these medical conditions and his age place him at risk. The motion … judge considered defendant's submissions, including: prison medical documentation; the declarations of two medical …
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… County (Employer) on September 2, 1993. She applied for a medical leave of absence under the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA), 29 U.S.C. §§ 2601 to 2654, due to … and depression. Mohamed was approved for a twelve-week medical leave from September 9, 2016 to November 26, 2016. …
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… a motion to amend his sentence and permit his release for medical reasons pursuant to Rule 3:21-10(b)(2). We affirm. … he suffers from diabetes and hypertension and that these medical conditions and his age place him at risk. The motion … judge considered defendant's submissions, including: prison medical documentation; the declarations of two medical …
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… Supreme Court of New Jersey ENGLEWOOD HOSPITAL & MEDICAL CENTER; HUDSON HOSPITAL OPCO, LLC d/b/a CHRIST HOSPITAL; IJKG OPCO, LLC d/b/a BAYONNE MEDICAL CENTER; HUMC OPCO, LLC d/b/a HOBOKEN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER; CAPITAL HEALTH REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER; …
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… date for product identification summary judgment motions. MEDICAL DEFENSE August 19, 2011 Plaintiff shall serve executed medical authorizations by this date. July 29, 2011 Defendants shall forward medical authorizations to plaintiff’s counsel by this date. …
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… then appeal an in limine ruling barring evidence of future medical expenses. Defendant Thomas Irwin rear-ended … Brehme moved to admit into evidence her projected future medical expenses. The trial judge denied the motion because … appeal regarding the barring of Brehme’s claim for future medical expenses.” On August 8, 2022, Irwin filed the …
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… then appeal an in limine ruling barring evidence of future medical expenses. Defendant Thomas Irwin rear-ended … Brehme moved to admit into evidence her projected future medical expenses. The trial judge denied the motion because … appeal regarding the barring of Brehme’s claim for future medical expenses.” On August 8, 2022, Irwin filed the …
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… of daily life and requires twenty-four-hour daily medical care. After serving eight years of her forty-year … of her husband, she petitioned for release on parole to a medical facility pursuant to the Compassionate Release Act … with the authority to grant what was characterized as "medical parole," see N.J.S.A. 30:4-123.51c (repealed by L. …
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… of daily life and requires twenty-four-hour daily medical care. After serving eight years of her forty-year … of her husband, she petitioned for release on parole to a medical facility pursuant to the Compassionate Release Act … with the authority to grant what was characterized as "medical parole," see N.J.S.A. 30:4-123.51c (repealed by L. …
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… expert to rebut testimony from the State's witness—a medical examiner—about the shooter's location and the … issues raised in the PCR petition, we noted "[t]he forensic medical examiner who performed Gordon's autopsy testified on … of the State. [Responding to a hypothetical question, the medical examiner] said that the bullet trajectories …
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… adding that the evidence failed to "support a finding of medical neglect under [N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.21(c)(4)(a)]." In … of the Division's investigation summary and N.A.'s medical records were admitted into evidence. Defendant did … DECISION TO STOP [N.A.]'S MEDICATION DID NOT CONSTITUTE MEDICAL NEGLECT[.] 2. [DEFENDANT]'S PROACTIVE EFFORTS TO …