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… custody of the girls, permission to provide them with medical treatment, and an order preventing F.A. from … custody of the girls. DCPP arranged for the girls to have medical evaluations with Dr. Stephanie Lanese. On March 1, … a limb, or a serious laceration, or any other event where medical intervention proves to be necessary . . . provided …
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… for support in three main areas: self-care, behavioral, and medical. The results also establish the individual's tier, … 20behavioral%2C%20and%20medical (last visited Aug. 14, 2023).] 7 A-2023-21 On its … emotional distress 13 A-2023-21 for which she has sought medical treatment and continues to do so." Finally, they …
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… In support of its motion, the State called lay, police, and medical witnesses during the N.J.R.E. 104 hearing. Regarding … at her throat for pain." The State also called two medical personnel witnesses. Matthew Spille, an emergency medical technician, responded to the home. Referencing …
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… plaintiff's privacy claim, the judge found "there was no medical condition revealed," and Fedorko's disclosure was … "the right of an individual to control access to his or her medical history is not absolute, [and] courts and … Correction to seal lists of inmates eligible for emergency medical home confinement during the COVID-19 outbreak as …
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… co-parent and withheld information regarding the children's medical treatment from him. He could create a more stable … she tended to the children's changing, feeding, and medical needs. For example, defendant "saw to it that . . . … the children to maintain their activities, friendships, medical care, and education. Under these circumstances, the …
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… had a minor accident. Daniel, by virtue of his age and medical condition, was incapable of recounting the incident. … underwent emergency surgery. 5 Arlo and Tiffany spoke to medical personnel at the hospital. Arlo stated that he and … and falling incident Arlo and Tiffany described. One medical report stated that Daniel had sustained “massive …
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… recording, however, were "indecipherable." 3 A-3442-16T3 medical examiner, Dr. Ian Hood, testified that both victims … challenges the exclusion of statements he made to a medical technician at the hospital who was dressing his … hearsay out -of- court statements made for the purpose of medical diagnosis or treatment. We agree, and that argument …
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… refusal, in health care. A physician may not proceed with a medical procedure that had been fully described to an … parents can drive you." In this 5 Analogous case law in medical negligence matters describes informed consent as a … courses of treatment, the physician should explain medically reasonable invasive and noninvasive alternatives, …
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RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5221-17T3 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. J.F.H.,1 Defendant-Appellant, and R.L.D., Defendant. _____________________________ IN …
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… defendant's evaluations at the ADTC. In the absence of a medical report or opinion to support such a finding, the …
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… of [s]tatements made in good faith for purposes of medical diagnosis or treatment which describe medical history, or past or present symptoms, pain, or … her" because that statement was not made "for purposes of medical diagnosis or treatment." R.S. v. Knighton, 125 N.J. …
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… capacity." She "failed to understand the impact of missed medical and other appointments on her children's physical … Cindy and John were enrolled in daycare and scheduled for medical and dental examinations and neurodevelopmental … behaviors." They also failed to meet the children's medical needs and could not provide stable housing. Under …
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… by acquisition of other similar companies with established medical drug products and markets." 18 A-4962-18T2 The court …
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… of [s]tatements made in good faith for purposes of medical diagnosis or treatment which describe medical history, or past or present symptoms, pain, or … her" because that statement was not made "for purposes of medical diagnosis or treatment." R.S. v. Knighton, 125 N.J. …
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… marks or bruises on Ronnie, and that Ronnie did not seek medical attention and said he was not injured. 7 A-0176-20 … risk R.H. losing consciousness or further injury requiring medical attention. The fortuitous circumstance that Ronnie … injuries that 21 A-0176-20 could be observed or required medical intervention does not require a reversal of the …
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… symptoms, but those concerns were resolved without medical intervention. On September 6, the Division filed an …
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… to revive her. Darla was taken by ambulance to Palisades Medical Center, where she experienced a seizure. She was … the tibia. Darla was transferred to Hackensack University Medical Center and remained hospitalized for ten days, where … for the fact-finding hearing. Dr. Julia DeBellis, M.D., Medical Director of the Audrey Hepburn Children's House, …
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… regulations; ([s]t) “undue hardship” shall mean a severe medical condition, natural disaster, family emergency, … jurisdiction for the entire compliance period or who are medically certified as unable to attend live courses: … requirement based on undue hardship related to severe medical condition or physical disability, the applicant must …
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… its property must not be conducted for profit.'" Hunterdon Medical Center v. Readington Twp., 195 N.J. 549, 561 (2008) … a. Ownership To satisfy the three-part test under Hunterdon Medical Center, 195 N.J. at 561, the entity claiming the … handicapped, schools and educational training centers for medical technicians, nurses and others and services of every …
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RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1666-21 A-1997-21 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. S.H.,1 Defendant-Respondent, and N.F., Defendant. __________________________ …