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… told them that he was not home. In response to an unrelated medical emergency, 6 officers later entered the house …
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… to be accompanied by a female officer. Brown, who had a medical condition, objected and determined to use her own …
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… that the sensitive information in their financial and/or medical records could one day be disclosed to the public. 11 …
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… body. John was pronounced dead at the scene by emergency medical personnel. Later that day, officers located …
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… of abuse often deny abuse notwithstanding the presence of medical evidence or the statement of a third party who has …
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… light of the “compendium of sociological, psychological, or medical data, well beyond the ken of the ordinary layman,” …
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… to be compensable and payments were made for plaintiff’s medical treatments. During the summer of 2010, plaintiff …
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… Also inside the bag were a municipal court subpoena and a medical bill issued to defendant Dontae Hathaway. Taj Mahal …
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… was subsequently hospitalized for a migraine and placed on medical leave. A few days later, Aguas received two text …
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… performance on the field sobriety tests was due to a medical condition, then that evidence would inform the issue …
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… notified NJM of his UM claim, and, shortly thereafter, sent medical records to support that claim. NJM did not offer the …
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… James received in the settlement did not defray his medical costs, he sought UIM coverage at the $500,000 limit …
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SYLLABUS (This syllabus is not part of the opinion of the Court. It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It has been neither reviewed nor approved by the Supreme Court. Please note that, in the interest of …
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… . . . not moving, . . . unconscious and unresponsive[.]” Medical Examiner Dr. Gerald Feigel opined that Morrow’s …
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… B.R. was suffering from a “psychotic disorder due to medical condition with hallucinations.” B.R. was confined to …
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… 10, 2009, and transported him to Bridgeton Hospital for medical clearance because he complained of pain in his ribs. …
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… and a sideview mirror. Plaintiff was treated by emergency medical technicians, and then transported to a hospital. He …
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… rear passenger seat and "it was set on purpose." The county medical examiner determined Worthy died from the gunshot …
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… offices (general or business, professional government, and medical), hotels, retail, restaurants, and other 4 During …
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… and handling of products; research, scientific and medical institutions, and laboratories; and banks and other …