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...February 11, 1988: In the landmark Matter of Baby M, the state Supreme Court reversed a trial judge's...
...34; or "neglect" of a child under Title 9...of actual harm when the baby is born. A...
...10th year of monthly publication...class of matter may give...The Baby M case...
...In the Matter of Local Exchange...Rosen v. Sugarman, M.D., App...
...had made the original payment of $129.44 and provided OSI...or neglected her month-old baby. The panel reverses, holding...
...to take a voluntary dismissal of its complaint asserting a claim...site — was not a matter of common knowledge and that...
...FRAUD 05-2-6309 Rybkin v. Township of North Bergen, App. Div. (per curiam) (27 pp.) Plaintiff sustained...
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