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… WILLIAMS, MONMOUTH COUNTY TREASURER, NEWARK BETH ISRAEL MEDICAL CENTER, COLUMBUS HOSPITAL, EUGENE DUKES, LANGTON E. … MERCER COUNTY PROBATION SERVICES, NEWARK BETH ISRAEL MEDICAL CENTER, PELLETTIERI RABSTEIN & ALTMAN, ANTHONY BODY, … Sayyid became his father's legal guardian due to ongoing medical issues. On November 26, 2012, Williams died …
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… disability retirement allowance; provided, that the medical board, after a medical examination of such member, shall certify that the … and unexpected" test. Thus, for example, an emergency medical technician who comes upon a terrible accident …
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… the parties executed the March 2016 consent order, her medical expenses increased because their daughter began to …
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… stating that he had voluntarily checked himself into a medical center's psychiatric unit. The next day, the judge called the medical center and was informed that defendant was … a defendant's demeanor, irrational behavior, and "any prior medical opinion on competence to stand trial are all …
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… custody of the girls, as well as legal custody for medical and extracurricular decisions. For all other … the 9-to-5 schedule, sole legal custody for Ivan over medical and extracurricular activities, shared custody for … "judgment and fitness is compromised when it comes to medical issues and . . . extracurricular activities for the …
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… way of the tram[]car and wasn't looking down." Based on the medical treatment plaintiff received after her fall , she … permanent disability from her surgery. . . . [T]here is no medical documentation that [p]laintiff has suffered any … permanent disfigurement or dismemberment where the medical treatment expenses are in excess of $3,600.00. . . . …
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ft ,,f';;rn New Jersey Courts 11111, Independence · Integrity · Fairness • Quality Service Administrative Office of the Courts GLENN A. GRANT Administrative Director of the Courts Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex • P.O. Box 037 • Trenton, NJ 08625-0037 …
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… including an MRI,2 and reviewed police reports as well as medical records obtained from Chilton Hospital, where …
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… did not point the officer to specific injuries and refused medical attention. She told the officer D.W.P. "placed his … injuries on B.C.P. and likewise recounted she declined medical attention or a restraining order. D.W.P. testified … had a bump behind her right ear. She explained she sought medical attention the day after the incident. The trial …
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… two disabled vehicles lodged in trees and emergency medical services members attempting to treat defendant, who … was against the weight of the evidence because it was medically impossible to transmit the virus through a bite. … is the reasonableness of the victim's fear. Given the medical evidence that there seems at least some possibility …
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… Id. at 401-02. For example, “[t]he eating, sleeping and medical quarters, as well as the surrounding land [of a … for the proper operation of the camp.” Ibid. Likewise, a medical center that provided housing for hospital personnel … close proximity to the hospital, all of which allowed the medical center to "function properly and efficiently." City …
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… defendant's and Karen's DNA on the knife. That same day, a medical examiner performed an autopsy on Sara. He noted she … have caused death, either from bleeding or infection. The medical examiner further opined Sara died from the stab … resulting in an excessive sentence. He contends the medical examiner testified Sara died of one wound — her …
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… of the estate. Decedent was plagued with a myriad of medical issues including Parkinson's disease, multiple … would be equitably tolled. Further, he recounted numerous medical records that described decedent's diminished … evidence by a doctor who properly relied upon decedent's medical reports and records. Thus, the judge's findings were …
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… and he spoke in short, incomprehensible slurs. Emergency medical technicians arrived and transported the victim to the Raritan Bay Medical Center. Medical personnel diagnosed the victim with a "hemorrhagic …
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… Ibid. The State called Dr. Gerald Feigin, Salem County's medical examiner, to testify about the victim's cause of … did not conduct the autopsy; instead, he reviewed the medical report of the pathologist who conducted the autopsy, … is homicide."7 Although a prosecutor's use at trial of a medical examiner who did not perform the autopsy may in …
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… not have come from an animal. Dr. Di Wang, an assistant medical examiner, performed an autopsy on Benjumea-Bastidas. … head, torso and extremities. He said that, even with prompt medical intervention, Benjumea- Bastidas would not have … carrying of that person to a hospital or a physician for medical or surgical treatment, if it is apparent that the …
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… who was unaware of her rights under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA or Act), 29 U.S.C.A. §§ 2601 to -16, … to rehire her because they knew she was pregnant and had medical complications, and because they were retaliating … to take leave from work to address the employee’s serious medical condition or to enable the employee to care for a …
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… who was unaware of her rights under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA or Act), 29 U.S.C.A. §§ 2601 to -16, … to rehire her because they knew she was pregnant and had medical complications, and because they were retaliating … to take leave from work to address the employee’s serious medical condition or to enable the employee to care for a …
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… terms of declarant's will. (4) Statements for Purposes of Medical Diagnosis or Treatment. A statement that: (A) is … good faith for purposes of, and is reasonably pertinent to, medical diagnosis or treatment; and (B) describes medical history; past or present symptoms or sensations; …