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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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… testified before the grand jury that the Atlantic County Medical Examiner found that a toxicology report of …
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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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… 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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… 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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… [the] CIA, all customer studies w[ould] have to go through Medical and HEOR review and approval for medical soundness and methodology rigor, and we are required …
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… ATTEMPTS TO REACH THE REQUIREMENT OF NECESSITY IN SEEKING MEDICAL TREATMENT . . . AS A SINE QUA NON FOR RECOVERY … after receiving the scholarship money and completing his medical degree, declined to perform the required services." …
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… called 9-1-1 and administered CPR to Juan Sr. However, the medical personnel who responded pronounced Juan 7 A-5670-18 Sr. dead at the scene. The medical examiner determined Juan Sr. died from blunt force …
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… with the officers; and (3) the officers did not offer him medical assistance and stop the interview when his mouth … weeks earlier. Lieutenant Ruga did not ask him if he wanted medical assistance. The Second Interview The interview on …
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… and Maritza had been cut and stabbed thirty-two times. A medical examiner testified that Ferdinand's cause of death … from over twenty witnesses, including Jimay, Andre, the medical examiner, law enforcement officers, and experts. 11 …
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… crime scene investigators, a ballistics expert, and a medical examiner. 6 A-4177-18 At about 7:00 p.m. on … died from injuries sustained from three gunshot wounds. The medical examiner recovered two bullets and several bullet …
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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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RECORD IMPOUNDED NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE APPELLATE DIVISION SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3227-18T3 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. T.S., …
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… of Taxation, 175 N.J. 54 (2002) and Southern Jersey Family Medical Centers, Inc. v. City of Pleasantville, 176 N.J. 184 … reliance on the comparable sales. Southern Jersey Family Medical Center v. City of Pleasantville, 176 N.J. 184 …
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… incorporated into the hospital’s campus, and used as medical offices and a café are not exempt from local … third parties for profit-making purposes. Fact that the medical offices and café serve hospital patients and their …
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… the court and mail a copy thereof to the plaintiff. The medical histories of the biological parents shall also be … the court and shall be retained in the court's file. If no medical history is available or if the biological parent or …
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… Government declared New Jersey a “major disaster area.” Medical Resources EO. As of this filing, there have been … Medical experts have estimated that, in the worst case …
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… respondent’s testimony before the ACJC, she was undergoing medical treatment in order to have a child with Prontnicki, … dates could not be attributed -- to a reasonable degree of medical probability -- to “stressors.” To support her …
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… gunshot wounds to the neck, torso, arms, and legs. The medical examiner found Jones's cause of death was the … dead by the same doctor and autopsied by the same medical examiner. The suspect was wearing similar clothes, …
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… any evidence the Houston laboratory received and analyzed medical specimens from New Jersey patients. Defendant's … James Weisberger, defendant's New Jersey-based chief medical officer, terminated Bar because he attributed the …