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… were “use[ing] the Hospital facility to generate private medical bills to patients. These bills [were] charged … and administrative rights to the operations of 17 their medical disciplines within the Hospital itself. Furthermore, …
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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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… 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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… its property must not be conducted for profit.’” Hunterdon Medical Center v. Readington Twp., 195 N.J. 549, 561 (2008) … in order to satisfy the three-part test under Hunterdon Medical Center, 195 N.J. at 561, the entity claiming the …
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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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… child sexual abuse are referred for psychological and medical services. Focusing on the "diagnostic" aspect of the … Dr. D'Urso: [T]he four centers, we are supposed to provide medical and psychological services for kids and families …
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… right forearm." Lubin was then transported to Jersey Shore Medical Center by helicopter because his injuries were … "ulnar nerve." Pasqualini was transported to Community Medical Center by ambulance. He suffered "two stab wounds, …
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… the judge ordered plaintiff to pay a share of unreimbursed medical and dental expenses for the children; plaintiff is … to defendant for certain education expenses, unreimbursed medical and dental expenses, real estate taxes, homeowners …
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… her, and Jonathan by punching her. Ibid. According to the medical examiner, J.P. had been stabbed multiple times in … 21. They also found J.P.'s blood on the pole. Id. at 6. The medical examiner testified that the 8 A-2001-17T3 blade of …
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… which the jury heard, before he agreed to cooperate. A medical examiner who performed an autopsy also testified. … before a final, fatal blow to her stomach. The medical examiner also concluded that J.P. was alive when an …
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… drove plaintiff to a hospital emergency room. There, medical staff determined that plaintiff had a “significant …
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… The control center then contacted the police and emergency medical services. Coats admitted that he monitored the … control center then contacted the police and emergency 9 medical services. Coats did not believe that NJ Transit …
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… hearing deals are not always simple . . . . Expert medical and psychiatric testimony, which few parents are … are not simple. They may involve complicated, expert medical and psychological evidence.”). The Family Part judge …
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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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… airbag deployment, and an illness that caused her to seek medical help shortly before the collision. Furthermore, …
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… took steps to stem the bleeding and called for emergency medical personnel. An ambulance soon arrived, and Peterson … was transported to a helicopter pad and flown to Cooper Medical Center. En route to the hospital, Peterson told …
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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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… which the jury heard, before he agreed to cooperate. A medical examiner who performed an autopsy also testified. … before a final, fatal blow to her stomach. The medical examiner also concluded that J.P. was alive when an …
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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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… with the courts.” Although that determination “is guided by medical expert testimony,” the ultimate determination is “a legal one, not a medical one,” and a trial judge is “not required to accept …