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Are Delayed Medicaid Payments to NJ Nursing Homes Fueling Neglect & Abuse?

New Jersey families do their due diligence and choose a place for their older family members based on a variety of factors: type of skilled nursing care offered, cleanliness of the facility, and perhaps the home’s record when it comes to incidents of medical malpractice complaints. What families shouldn’t have to worry about is whether or not the nursing home…

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Gun Heist Leads to Drug Charges After Two Different NJ Incidents

A suspicious looking car was parked outside a New Jersey gas station earlier this week. In the early morning hours, police went to investigate the car and found two men passed out inside. The men, brothers from New York, were in possession of heroin. Police immediately arrested Craig Gunset, 32, and George Gunset, 29. It didn’t take long for detectives…

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You Can Still File for DACA — Despite Government Hold-up

The expansion of the Deferred Action for Parental Accountability (DAPA) measure to provide parents of children with temporary relief from deportation is on hold, pending a court decision. Similarly, expansion to the country’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) is up in the air. However, the current DACA program is still accepting applications. DACA is for people who came to…

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Efforts to Lower Prison Rates Get Mired in Faulty Questionnaires

The United States has the most prisoners incarcerated than any other country in the world. Further, repeat offenders comprise a large portion of the high prison populations. To reduce prison populations, lower recidivism and save billion of dollars, the US criminal justice system is analyzing data to see how past actions can improve future results. One example is the increased…

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President Obama Urges Immigrants to Prepare for Promised Protection

President Obama hasn’t lost confidence in his deportation directives. He is urging immigrants to keep planning for relief, despite the Texas district judge who put his order on hold, “This is just one federal judge. We have appealed it very aggressively. We’re going to be as aggressive as we can,” the president said. He also stated that he expects the…

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