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… a pre-sentence report from an earlier conviction and prison medical records from March 2012. A close examination of … any mania, psychosis, or major depressive disorder. The medical records include a notation that "[q]uestions arise …
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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3598-18T2 ROXANNE DUNNING, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. HARRY RITCHIE, JR., Defendant-Appellant. _______________________ Submitted March 16, 2020 – Decided May 11, 2020 Before Judges Rothstadt and …
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… trooper, met defendant and asked her if she still wanted medical attention, which she did. Trooper Wilcomes … accompanied defendant to the hospital, where she refused medical treatment. Once back at the barracks, Troopers …
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… essentially stemming from the ex-wife’s serious medical issues and her resulting retirement from work. We … Several years later, Paul experienced several significant medical issues, including a brain tumor. Consequently, she …
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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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… 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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… They both were forty-nine years old and had certain chronic medical conditions. "Neither party brought significant … based on her earnings. She also had to pay for her medical insurance. She had no access to credit because she …
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… after being injured, Johns left work to be treated at a medical facility. He was diagnosed with a second-degree burn … Johns suffered no lost wages, and the City paid all his medical expenses. He did not file a workers' compensation …
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… the result of a resident being uncooperative or needing medical services or an ambulance. Both calls that day … home the second time, it was to assist staff and emergency medical services load the same resident into an ambulance …
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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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RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NOS. A-1014-18T3 A-1015-18T3 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. S.C.M. and O.D.M., Defendants-Appellants/ Cross-Respondents. …
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… "[a]ll disability retirants may be required to undergo a medical examination each year for at least five years or for …
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… error in considering hearsay embedded in various medical and treatment records; and her trial counsel was … of counsel. She concedes that her records from Morristown Medical Center, and from two physicians, were admitted …
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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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… 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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… two witnesses: an expert in field sobriety tests and his medical doctor. The field sobriety expert admitted he did … other than intoxication. Indeed, defendant declined medical attention at the scene of the accident. Defendant …
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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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… : 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 …
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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) …