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… impaired by a physical or mental injury or disease" to be "medically examined and certified in accordance with [49 … requires that the physical examination "be performed by a medical examiner listed on the National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners." In addition, medical examiners must: (1) …
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… impaired by a physical or mental injury or disease" to be "medically examined and certified in accordance with [49 … requires that the physical examination "be performed by a medical examiner listed on the National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners." In addition, medical examiners must: (1) …
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… hospital but was unable to speak with Sarah, who was in a medically induced coma. Quainoo spoke to Jared at the … an expert in those fields. He reviewed 8 A-0877-19 Sarah's medical records and issued a report diagnosing her with … of abusive head trauma, Dr. Medina reviewed the child's medical findings and prior history, caretaker statements …
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… caseworkers' extensive reports; Dr. Brandwein's reports; medical records of defendant and the children; defendant's … in a regular resource home after a three-month stay at two medical group homes following her hospitalization. During … attributed missed visits to her seizures and other medical issues, or Ralph's hospitalizations. According to …
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… her back and weight issues. The record does not contain any medical records pertaining to an obesity diagnosis . … she was diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder, but no medical records were submitted in support of this diagnosis. … claims she was diagnosed with high blood pressure. Her medical history is significant for flu and sinusitis. …
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… the Housing Authority approved Sims' request for extended medical leave so that she could undergo knee surgery. Her … of returning to full duties once the temporary injury or medical condition is resolved. Herein, while temporarily … Moreover, aside from [] Sims' temporary recovery from a medical procedure and incidental limitation to perform, …
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… was ultimately restrained and taken to the prison medical clinic where he was treated for minor injuries to … Special Investigator Rodriguez2 who responded to the medical clinic to take photos and investigate the incident. … confrontation questions were adequately addressed in the medical and other records related to the incident. …
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… from self-inflicted wounds on his wrists and that Emergency Medical Services (EMS) personnel had been requested to … that needed to be examined, which defendant denied. After medical personnel conducted a second assessment, Hess … decided to have defendant transported to the Atlantic City Medical Center (ACMC) for evaluation. He explained his …
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… Dr. Robinton opined that Merwin had reached maximum medical improvement, although she continued to have constant … of other doctors who had examined Merwin as stated in medical records he reviewed. Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) … solely on the opinions of other experts expressed in medical 8 A-2368-19 records, rendering Dr. Lomazow's opinion …
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… 2015, she filed a motion for temporary disability and medical benefits. Because she was an injured volunteer … was conducted by the Division on Kocanowski's motion for medical and temporary benefits. Bridgewater stipulated only … her prior or subsequent injuries, surgeries, treatments or medical conditions. 2 Bridgewater also opposed her …
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… and a small laceration to her eyelid. Defendant declined medical treatment. While speaking with defendant, Officer … who admitted he had been drinking. Although an emergency medical technician was on scene, Weber denied medical treatment and left on his own accord. On July 12, …
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… was ultimately restrained and taken to the prison medical clinic where he was treated for minor injuries to … Special Investigator Rodriguez2 who responded to the medical clinic to take photos and investigate the incident. … confrontation questions were adequately addressed in the medical and other records related to the incident. …
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… and a small laceration to her eyelid. Defendant declined medical treatment. While speaking with defendant, Officer … who admitted he had been drinking. Although an emergency medical technician was on scene, Weber denied medical treatment and left on his own accord. On July 12, …
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… Dr. Robinton opined that Merwin had reached maximum medical improvement, although she continued to have constant … of other doctors who had examined Merwin as stated in medical records he reviewed. Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) … solely on the opinions of other experts expressed in medical 8 A-2368-19 records, rendering Dr. Lomazow's opinion …
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… 2015, she filed a motion for temporary disability and medical benefits. Because she was an injured volunteer … was conducted by the Division on Kocanowski's motion for medical and temporary benefits. Bridgewater stipulated only … her prior or subsequent injuries, surgeries, treatments or medical conditions. 2 Bridgewater also opposed her …
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… from self-inflicted wounds on his wrists and that Emergency Medical Services (EMS) personnel had been requested to … that needed to be examined, which defendant denied. After medical personnel conducted a second assessment, Hess … decided to have defendant transported to the Atlantic City Medical Center (ACMC) for evaluation. He explained his …
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… the Housing Authority approved Sims' request for extended medical leave so that she could undergo knee surgery. Her … of returning to full duties once the temporary injury or medical condition is resolved. Herein, while temporarily … Moreover, aside from [] Sims' temporary recovery from a medical procedure and incidental limitation to perform, …
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… conduct an evidentiary hearing but did consider all the medical evidence defendant provided, including a late … nature of th[e] illness and the availability of appropriate medical services in prison to adequately treat or cope with … of these factors, defendant was required to establish that "medical services unavailable at the prison would be not only …
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… or, in the alternative, for suspension of sentence (medical furlough) pursuant to State v. Boone, 262 N.J. … gist of Lawson's argument is that because of his underlying medical conditions, he faces an "irrefutable risk of death" … date. Furthermore, Judge Daniels carefully reviewed the medical records, certifications, and other submissions and …
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… conduct an evidentiary hearing but did consider all the medical evidence defendant provided, including a late … nature of th[e] illness and the availability of appropriate medical services in prison to adequately treat or cope with … of these factors, defendant was required to establish that "medical services unavailable at the prison would be not only …