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… N.J.S.A. 30:4D-7. Federal approval of the State Plan enables states to receive matching federal funds for medical … audits New Jersey's Medicaid program to ensure that it is complying with federal and State law. In New Jersey, there … A-5654-16T2 The State's nursing facility rate system and accompanying regulations were most recently revised in April …
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… reverse. On January 31, 2013, plaintiffs filed a four-count complaint against defendants Taylor, Saint Barnabas Medical … NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms, Nat'l Cancer Inst. (last visited July 13, 2017), … 3 The ultrasound showed a "right-sided pelvic lesion" that could be an "exophytic fibroid," which would …
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… to five years in State prison and required to register for community supervision for life under Megan's Law. Although … use at trial. Judge Kenny wrote to this court, providing a comprehensive recap of the situation, and confirmed that in … corporal punishment did not rest on the photographs alone, compelling as they are" but also on the credible testimony …
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… (Locks Law Firm, L.L.C. and the Law Office of Charles N. Riley, L.L.C., attorneys; Michael Galpern, James A. … defendant declined his request and charged him $1,256.71, comprised of three months of late fees, a collection fee, … New Jersey favors class certification, and all the prerequisites to certification under Rule 4:32-1(a) were met, as …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment Nos. 07-02- 0238 and 07-02-0240. … for the reasons expressed by Judge Colleen M. Flynn in her comprehensive written opinion. I. We glean the following … No. 07-02-0240, 4 A-5543-17T1 in exchange for a recommended sentence of two concurrent ten-year terms under …
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… and Reid with two counts of second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 (counts one and eight); four … Defendant and Reid fled with approximately $2100. Defendant committed the second robbery around 3:30 a.m. on April 25, … of trial counsel for not asking the trial court for a lesser included offense. Point V [PCR judge] erred in …
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… defendant to be more careful, use his mind, and enroll in a community college. Defendant asked A.O. to stop the car so … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome" of the matter. Id. at 698. III. On appeal, defendant … evidentiary hearing, courts consider various "system variables," which include pre-identification instructions, witness …
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… application: (1) an August 2012 medical examination form completed by Norman P. Einhorn, O.D., M.S., a … job; and (2) a September 2012 medical examination form completed by David J. Frank, M.D., a neurologist, indicating … Rossbach for a psychological or psychiatric disorder, much less render a psychological or psychiatric diagnosis. …
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… State was granted leave to appeal an interlocutory order compelling it to produce in discovery an unredacted version … redacted one audio file and all of the images and video files. The next section, listing the names and phone numbers … at any time attempted to intimidate O.R. Gilchrist is inapposite. The State's reliance on United States v. Swartz, 945 …
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… of errors in the jury instructions that were not harmless, given the tenor of the issues, the circumstantial … a report of shots fired in the parking lot of an apartment complex in Millville. No one believed to be involved with … copy of an outdoor video recording from a nearby apartment complex that contained footage of the incident. The video …
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… a five-year period of post-release parole supervision, requisite fines, and penalties. Defendant raises the following … STATE FAILED TO PRESENT PRIMA FACIE EVIDENCE THAT DEFENDANT COMMITTED SERIOUS[]BODILY[]INJURY MURDER. 1. Incorrect … initials to protect the identities of the victim and juveniles involved in these proceedings. R. 1:38-3(d). 4 …
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… STOH; CAPE MAY COUNTY CWA; BARRY N. LOZUKE, and WEAVER OIL COMPANY, Defendants, and PETER MARKER a/k/a PETE MARKER,1 1 … also detailed the efforts to locate defendant through his creditors, multiple databases, and neighbors. Id. at 103. … attempts at effectuating service here were the opposite of Curcio. Indeed, in Curcio, plaintiff's counsel …
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… appeal from Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment No. 16-12-1816. Patrick F. … she swerved across a double yellow center line into the oncoming traffic and crashed head-on into the victim's Toyota … considered, weighed, and properly balanced all of the requisite factors, including those personal to defendant as well …
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… order dismissing his claims with prejudice for failure to comply with a court order per Rule 4:37-2(a). We affirm. We … Piekarsky opined that defendants deviated from the requisite standard of care. Piekarsky stated 5 A-4334-15T1 that … to the extent that the deposition was made virtually useless, because of a bogus claim of attorney[-]client …
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… At the time of their divorce, the parties entered into a comprehensive Property Settlement Agreement (PSA) that … because "[m]eaningful appellate review is inhibited unless the judge sets forth the reasons for his or her … In sum, we are satisfied that the judge made the requisite findings per Rule 1:7-4. Defendant also argues that the …
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… murder – the indicted charge – but found him guilty of the lesser-included charge of aggravated manslaughter. 2 Bruton … said she remained in the car while Harris and defendant committed the first robbery. When the two men reentered the … (1989); State v. Macon, 57 N.J. 325, 337-38 (1971). Requisite to admission as a coconspirator's statement under …
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… has been punctuated by her continued drug use and lack of compliance with treatment programs and other services … L.B.'s care, P.L.A.M. would suffer acute harm that could become enduring due to her confusion and young age. Dr. Wells … after birth, and had no relationship with defendant. Nonetheless, Dr. Wells opined that all of the children would suffer …
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… 2C:39-5(b) (count six); and first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3 (count … trial, the jury acquitted defendant of conspiracy to commit murder (count seven) but convicted him of the lesser-included offense of second- 4 A-0013-16T2 degree …
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… to S.M., defendant was upset with B.C. because he had not come home for Valentine's Day. S.M. testified that … Failed To Prove [Defendant] knowingly, Purposely, Or Recklessly Caused [S.M.'s] Injuries. POINT II THE SIX-YEAR … a reasonable doubt that defendant acted with the requisite mental state. We therefore conclude that the judge did …
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… JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5551-14T3 LEARNING COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL, SOARING HEIGHTS CHARTER SCHOOL, ETHICAL COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL, and GOLDEN DOOR CHARTER SCHOOL, … Aid, which has also sometimes been referred to as "hold harmless aid," was created to protect districts from a sharp …