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… Lieutenant Mazuera's testimony and the jail nurse's medical records from the date of the offense. Moreover, the … from" defendant. Judge Picheca considered defendant's medical intake sheet from the Somerset County Jail on the …
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… from the interior." Velez told the officers he had a medical marijuana card and just purchased $700 worth of … truck. When the troopers asked if defendant was a medical marijuana patient, he responded in the negative. …
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… Sackie, on the basis that she did not attend an independent medical exam. She then assigned her rights to her medical provider, Relievus, to seek payment of her PIP …
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… the status of her coverage because she continued to receive medical services even though the SHBP did not pay any of appellant's ongoing medical bills following the termination of her benefits.6 …
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… Research and Education Service Institute (CARES) for a medical evaluation. Dr. Maria McColgan, who was qualified as … may be eyewitness testimony, a confession, an admission or medical or scientific evidence." Ibid. (quoting N.J. Div. of …
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… Ordinarily, this inference will be applicable only to a medical practitioner. In a case where the inference is … Ordinarily, this inference will be applicable only to a medical practitioner. In a case where the inference is …
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… any substances other than alcohol and tobacco to the jail's medical staff and exhibited no "withdrawal symptoms" upon … defendant's self-report, yet professional standards among medical providers in the field "are inherently focused on …
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… failed to respond to two requests for the financial and medical information necessary for a refund waiver … to a refund waiver, but he failed to provide requested medical and financial information relevant to his assertion …
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… for the ensuing four days, defendants failed to seek medical attention. By the time the baby was seen by a doctor … state. Had defendants obtained 5 A-4877-16T1 prompt medical treatment, it is likely the baby would have …
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… a he-said she-said issue, with the added element of medical records. 8 A-3252-16T4 Defense counsel also … defendant she was more concerned with the "incontestable" medical records that demonstrated the victim had sustained …
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… DEFENSE WITNESSES AND NEGLECTED TO OBTAIN THE DEFENDANT'S MEDICAL RECORDS, WHICH WOULD HAVE REVEALED A VIABLE DEFENSE, DUE TO HIS MEDICAL PROBLEMS, AND DEMONSTRATED THAT THE TENANTS HAD A …
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… need an implant. Defendant did not take Neil to any other medical professional to determine if the child had sustained … a limb, or a serious laceration, or any other event where medical intervention proves to be necessary, may be …
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… the child with adequate food, clothing, shelter, education, medical or surgical care though financially able to do so or … Upton in Harry's care for two hours while she sought urgent medical care for her arm does not establish that she was …
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… the notice sent by regular mail.” Id. at 101 (citing SSI Medical Servs. v. HHS, Div. of Medical Assistance & Health Servs., 146 N.J. 614 (1996) …
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… the notice sent by regular mail.” Id. at 101 (citing SSI Medical Servs. v. HHS, Div. of Medical Assistance & Health Servs., 146 N.J. 614 (1996) …
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… to appear for trial was due to "emotional problems and medical issues" and his "homeless[ness]" that prevented him … explanation as to how his alleged "emotional problems and medical issues" prevented him from timely appearing to …
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… fall college courses; (3) requiring plaintiff to provide medical insurance cards for himself and Michael; (4) … granted defendant's request to compel plaintiff to provide medical insurance cards, and denied as moot defendant's …
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… cycles difficult to manage while at work but did not submit medical documentation in support of her claim. Carter … standard of conduct expected of her." If she was having medical problems, the ALJ found she could have readily …
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… his report, prison officials sent him to Hunterdon Medical Center for evaluation. Plaintiff claims to remember … never returned to work. He failed to return FMLA (Family & Medical Leave Act) forms requesting leave and did not …
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… : OPINION SAINT BARNABAS CORPORATION, : NEWARK BETH ISRAEL MEDICAL : CENTER, INC. and JOHN A. BRENNAN, : M.D., : : … dentist. Starting in 1979, defendant Newark Beth Israel Medical Center (“NBIMC”) entered into a License Agreement …