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… order renewing her involuntary commitment. I. Jersey Shore Medical Center (JSMC) admitted Susan to its psychiatric unit … next day, another psychiatrist screened Susan at Monmouth Medical Center (MMC), and came to the same conclusions. … is unable to satisfy his need for nourishment, essential medical care or shelter, so that it is probable that …
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… at work because she was trying to be discreet about her medical condition and was embarrassed. McQuilken testified … advised her to stop working before December 2018. In a medical note dated November 8, 2018, however, Dr. Salam … daily living." On November 19, 2018, Dr. Salam prepared a medical certification in which she opined McQuilken was …
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… having difficulty breathing. Responding emergency medical personnel rushed the child to a hospital, but three … A police officer and, shortly thereafter, an emergency medical technician (EMT) responded to defendant's home. … choked. The child was then taken by ambulance to Community Medical Center. There, the child was examined by a doctor …
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… having difficulty breathing. Responding emergency medical personnel rushed the child to a hospital, but three … A police officer and, shortly thereafter, an emergency medical technician (EMT) responded to defendant's home. … choked. The child was then taken by ambulance to Community Medical Center. There, the child was examined by a doctor …
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… at work because she was trying to be discreet about her medical condition and was embarrassed. McQuilken testified … advised her to stop working before December 2018. In a medical note dated November 8, 2018, however, Dr. Salam … daily living." On November 19, 2018, Dr. Salam prepared a medical certification in which she opined McQuilken was …
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… the event [wa]s caused by an external circumstance, the medical documentation provided indicate[d] that … The record included testimony and reports from petitioner's medical expert, Dr. David Weiss, and the Board's expert, Dr. Jeffrey Lakin, as well as the entirety of petitioner's medical records, which were admitted without objection. 1. …
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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2117-20 STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. JAMEEL DIXON, a/k/a JAMEEL DICKSON, and JAMES DIXON, Defendant-Appellant. _________________________ Submitted April 6, 2022 – Decided June …
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… to Leda; and (2) did not provide Leda with adequate medical treatment for her injuries. Mary appeals; and Leda … degree of care in providing adequate supervision and medical treatment for Leda. After considering the … her to the hospital emergency room or her pediatrician for medical attention. She testified: I didn’t know the …
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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2117-20 STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. JAMEEL DIXON, a/k/a JAMEEL DICKSON, and JAMES DIXON, Defendant-Appellant. _________________________ Submitted April 6, 2022 – Decided June …
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… to Leda; and (2) did not provide Leda with adequate medical treatment for her injuries. Mary appeals; and Leda … degree of care in providing adequate supervision and medical treatment for Leda. After considering the … her to the hospital emergency room or her pediatrician for medical attention. She testified: I didn’t know the …
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… the event [wa]s caused by an external circumstance, the medical documentation provided indicate[d] that … The record included testimony and reports from petitioner's medical expert, Dr. David Weiss, and the Board's expert, Dr. Jeffrey Lakin, as well as the entirety of petitioner's medical records, which were admitted without objection. 1. …
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… not be woken up, so he decided to call for the emergency medical assistance. When the emergency medical technicians arrived, defendant woke up her daughter. No medical care was needed. The Division removed the children …
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… at L4-L5. During discovery, plaintiff revealed her prior medical history in greater detail. In December 2014, … Although "the treatment rendered by [his] office was medically necessary," Dr. Federman opined plaintiff's injury … or [TMJ] dysfunction," Dr. Federman concluded: "In all medical probability, the [presumably 2017] 5 A-2411-22 motor …
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… from the May 8, 2012 Family Part order, which found they medically neglected their son, D.B. (David), within the … stabilization. Dr. D. opined within a reasonable degree of medical certainty that David's judgment was impaired, and … Dr. N. opined within 6 A-2527-14T3 a reasonable degree of medical certainty that David's insight and judgment were …
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… hospital. There, she detailed the assault for police and medical personnel, and pictures were taken of her injuries. Her medical records described her as "awake, alert, [and] … [the victim's] injuries. The judge found the victim's medical records objectively proved she was not "in a …
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… an illness or infirmity. Defendant asserted that due to his medical conditions, diabetes and high blood pressure, he was … Rule 3:21-10(b)(2), the inmate must establish that the medical services that are "unavailable at the prison would … Rule 3:21-10(b)(2), asserting he suffered from certain medical conditions and that he would benefit from medical …
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… an illness or infirmity. Defendant asserted that due to his medical conditions, diabetes and high blood pressure, he was … Rule 3:21-10(b)(2), the inmate must establish that the medical services that are "unavailable at the prison would … Rule 3:21-10(b)(2), asserting he suffered from certain medical conditions and that he would benefit from medical …
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… hospital. There, she detailed the assault for police and medical personnel, and pictures were taken of her injuries. Her medical records described her as "awake, alert, [and] … [the victim's] injuries. The judge found the victim's medical records objectively proved she was not "in a …
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… from the May 8, 2012 Family Part order, which found they medically neglected their son, D.B. (David), within the … stabilization. Dr. D. opined within a reasonable degree of medical certainty that David's judgment was impaired, and … Dr. N. opined within 6 A-2527-14T3 a reasonable degree of medical certainty that David's insight and judgment were …
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… at L4-L5. During discovery, plaintiff revealed her prior medical history in greater detail. In December 2014, … Although "the treatment rendered by [his] office was medically necessary," Dr. Federman opined plaintiff's injury … or [TMJ] dysfunction," Dr. Federman concluded: "In all medical probability, the [presumably 2017] 5 A-2411-22 motor …