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… have been diagnosed with learning disabilities and other medical issues. Defendants, Camden City Board of Education … bodily function, [or] permanent disfigurement ... where the medical treatment expenses are in excess of $3,600.00."). 19 …
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RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1991-17T1 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. A.L.A., Defendant, and M.Z., Defendant-Appellant. …
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… or similar to churches or other places of worship, medical clinics or laboratories serving medical and dental requirements, offices or office buildings …
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… "[s]tatements made in good faith" for the "purposes of medical diagnosis or treatment," because the statements made … home the alleged abuse took place as clearly unrelated to medical diagnosis or treatment, the witness was nevertheless …
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… the victim once in the neck, inflicting the wound the medical examiner said was the cause of death. Defendant … unjust trial result in view of the graphic testimony of the medical examiner and law enforcement officers who examined …
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… of the children in November 2008, requiring her to seek medical attention. As a result, ACS filed a neglect petition …
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… emergency personnel. Following an autopsy on July 29, the medical examiner, Dr. Rudolf Platt, determined that Tito had … the lack of a struggle. As he had at Kelley's trial, the medical examiner, Dr. Platt, opined that he was reasonably …
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… its property must not be conducted for profit.’” Hunterdon Medical Center v. Township of Readington, 195 N.J. 549, 561 … at 653 (citing and quoting City of Long Branch v. Monmouth Medical Center, 138 N.J. Super. 524, 532 (App. Div. 1976), …
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… and $1652 in cash. And, that evening, at a local hospital, medical personnel determined that BM's injuries included a … and crying that defendant had "raped" her. The treating medical personnel observed that B.M. had physical injuries …
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… testified before the grand jury that the Atlantic County Medical Examiner found that a toxicology report of …
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… blood on his leg, M.C. and his cousins asked if he needed medical attention. Green told them he had been shot multiple … of St. Joseph's Hospital in Wayne with two men in need of medical attention. Adams stipulated that he was the man who …
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… that defendant's testimony was "physically impossible" and "medically impossible." Further, the prosecutor explained in … the largely uncontroverted physical and 31 A-6200-12T4 medical evidence of record. We conclude this single bullet …
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… police to suspect she was under the influence. Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) transported defendant to the … the driver was intoxicated and the sample was taken "in a medically acceptable manner at a hospital or other suitable …
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… that E.P. died of a gunshot to the top of his head. The medical examiner ruled the manner of death a homicide. On … top of the head, and once in the left side of the face. The medical examiner ruled the manner of death a homicide. The …
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… to believe that a driver may be impaired or suffering a medical emergency may stop the vehicle for the purpose of … to believe that a driver may be impaired or suffering a medical emergency may stop the vehicle for the purpose of …
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… when based on the LAD); see also Falco v. Community Medical Center, 296 N.J. Super. 298, 305 (App. Div. 1997) … as a result of defendants’ conduct, for which he received medical treatment. Plaintiff also argues since his common …
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… stated that the wheel contacted plaintiff's head. Nissan's medical expert in clinical injury and other disciplines, … wages, $572,976 in future lost wages, $1 million in future medical expenses, and $2,303,000 for pain, suffering, …
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… days on all township employees except police and emergency medical personnel. Mount Laurel represented that the layoffs … 2010, on all township employees except police and emergency medical personnel. In its proposal, Mount Laurel stated that …
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… by probable cause and the sample was obtained in a medically reasonable manner. The panel thus reasoned that … by probable cause and the sample was obtained in a medically reasonable manner. Id. at 482-83. The panel …
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… airbag deployment, and an illness that caused her to seek medical help shortly before the collision. Furthermore, …