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… with: (SELECT APPROPRIATE SECTION(S)) (1) The “State Medical Examiner Act,” P.L.1967, c. 234 (C.52:17B-78 et …
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… treatment ☐ Age in relation to available plan ☐ Child is medically fragile ☐ History of trauma ☐ Cognitive abilities …
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New Jersey Judiciary … Voluntary Surrender of Parental Rights Form … Defendant’s name: County: Docket Number: Judge: Name(s) of Child(ren) to be surrendered DOB Name of other parent ☐ General Surrender ☐ Identified Surrender to: (I194) (I195) … …
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… last rites to a member of his congregation in the Bayonne Medical Center when he slipped and fell in the patient's …
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… surgeon, or other primary physician(s) providing medical treatment for BIA-ALCL. Nothing in this Order shall …
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… Hessian. C. Failure to Properly Cross-Examine the State's Medical Expert. D. Failure to Properly Cross-Examine Co- …
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… security deposit that was not returned. Cases not eligible: Malpractice claims against doctors, dentists, lawyers, or … in Special Civil Part? Claims arising from professional malpractice (for example, alleged malpractice by a doctor, …
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… including the concern that DREs are neither physicians nor medical professionals, and explains why they do not alter … tactics, standardized field tests, and observations of medically-related manifestations of drug ingestion. The … is to determine whether the driver has an injury or other medical condition that may be related to drug use or …
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… his back, which punctured his right lung. According to the medical examiner who performed the autopsy, both wounds … with the knife found in Demko's hand. However, the medical examiner could not state for certain the knife was … A-1607-22 on his left hand, and four on his right hand. The medical examiner testified that the cuts on Demko's face …
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… with his prior relentless attempts to communicate with her. Medical examiner Sean Kelly conducted an autopsy of … Antonio Liberta of the New York City Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) tested a cervical swab from … THE CASE THAT DEFENDANT MURDERED THE VICTIM. POINT II THE MEDICAL EXAMINER IMPROPERLY OPINED THAT THE CAUSE AND MANNER …
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… P.F. and J.F. physically abused both children and that P.F. medically neglected J.C. Shortly after the complaint was … abuse of D.F. was "unfounded," and the physical abuse and medical neglect of J.C. was "not established." The matter … regional diagnostic child abuse center that provides medical and psychological services for children. Victoria …
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… their older children late. Hours later, CentraState Medical Center in Freehold informed the Division Juliet had … birth to Callie earlier that day and had refused routine medical testing for the newborn. The caseworker was told … also described Juliet's refusal to allow certain routine medical care for newborn Callie. She testified Juliet …
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… the interim, it could be used for educational purposes or medical needs. She admitted that the children were … and all of his own car and personal expenses, plus provide medical insurance for the family, and plaintiff would pay … financial gifts, as well as the use of their private jet, medical expenses, and country club dues. Regarding custody, …
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… daughter Emily's bedroom and found Emily dead.2 The county medical examiner concluded Emily had died as the result of … white, unstamped folds found near Emily's body to National Medical Services (NMS), which tested it and found its … indicative of heroin use. Dr. Ian Hood, who was the county medical examiner, concluded Emily had A-3224-21 8 died from …
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… EMTs arrived and attended to R.S. After receiving medical 2 By contrast, the defense presented trial testimony … recollection of the events was untrustworthy. Through the medical witnesses and records, the defense further asserted … arguments that the exemptions for police, fire and medical personnel were grounded in the public necessity of …
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… EMTs arrived and attended to R.S. After receiving medical 2 By contrast, the defense presented trial testimony … recollection of the events was untrustworthy. Through the medical witnesses and records, the defense further asserted … arguments that the exemptions for police, fire and medical personnel were grounded in the public necessity of …
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… testified that the Borough was not going to continue medical benefits for plaintiff and his family during his … and the mayor to tell them that discontinuing plaintiff's medical benefits was the wrong thing to do, and the Borough … Davenport repeatedly asked him for documentation of his medical fitness for duty beyond the sole form that was …
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… filing of defendant's motion. Plaintiff was diagnosed with medical conditions in 2007, and after completing treatment … humble lifestyle"; (2) has incurred "significant medical expenses" due to various health issues; and (3) it … been in relatively good health for several years after her medical issues were addressed; (2) was able to accumulate …
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… judgment record, including: 10 A-1501-23 "plaintiff's medical records; deposition transcripts; and defendant's … claim under the PLA that was expressly preempted by the Medical Devices Amendments of 1976 (MDA)4. 211 N.J. at … "withheld information from the general public and the medical community" regarding the distribution of defective …
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… applications for cannabis wholesale, cannabis retailer, medical cannabis dispensary and cannabis delivery operations … its forms to the Planning Board, "[a] cannabis retailer, medical cannabis dispensary or cannabis delivery operator … use of the premises will involve activities associated with medical, retail, wholesale, delivery, and/or consumption of …