If the Court Appearance Required box has not been checked on the complaint and if the charge is listed on either the Statewide Violations Bureau Schedule or the Local Violations Bureau Schedule, you may pay the fine without appearing in court. The Statewide Violations Bureau Schedule is a list of state offenses that may be paid without going to court. The Local Violations Schedule is a list of municipal ordinances that may be paid without going to court. You may pay your fine at the court's payment window, by mail or by using the Internet at www.njmcdirect.com. If you pay without going to court, you will be pleading guilty and giving up your right to a lawyer and your right to a trial. Court appearances are always required in criminal matters.
The amount of the fine is in the Statewide or Local Violations Bureau Schedules. These schedules are available for review at the Municipal Court office. The Statewide Violations Bureau Schedule is also posted on the Internet at www.njcourtsonline.com.
Prior to entering the courtroom, please turn off or silence your phone or pager. When you get to court, check in with court staff. Listen to instructions from court staff and from the judge. The proceedings are sound recorded, so please remain quiet until it is your time to speak. The judge will give an opening statement explaining court procedures, defendants' rights and penalties.
A case may be postponed to give you time to obtain representation by a private attorney or by a public defender (if you qualify) and prepare your defense. If you need a postponement, ask the court staff for assistance.
A plea agreement is a way to settle a case. Plea agreements are negotiated with the prosecutor, an attorney who represents the state. No plea agreement is permitted for DWI or certain drug offenses. You will be given the opportunity to speak to the prosecutor to try to settle your case. The prosecutor may amend the charge to one that is less serious or to lower the points in a traffic case. The prosecutor may recommend that another offense or offenses be dismissed or a specific sentence may be recommended. You are not required to speak to the prosecutor. All plea agreements must be approved by the judge.
If you plead guilty in court, the judge will ask questions regarding the offense charged to make sure there are facts to support the guilty plea and to determine that it is voluntary. The judge will then make a finding and impose a sentence. If you plead guilty or are found guilty of traffic offenses in court, the penalties listed on the Violations Bureau Schedule do not apply.
In a trial, the prosecutor first will call the state's witnesses (witnesses against you). They will answer the prosecutor's questions and present any other evidence they have. When the prosecutor is finished with each witness, you, or your attorney, will be permitted to ask them questions about their testimony.
When the prosecutor's case is complete, it will be your turn to call witnesses and present evidence on your behalf. You may testify, although you are not required to do so. If you testify, the prosecutor can ask you questions (cross-examine you). After all witnesses and evidence have been presented, the judge will decide whether you are guilty or not guilty. If you are found guilty, the judge will impose a sentence.
Yes. For certain offenses, where a court appearance is not required, you can find out the total amount that you must pay if you plead guilty and pay through the Internet at www.njmcdirect.com.
You can obtain more information about the municipal courts and other parts of the New Jersey Judiciary at www.njcourtsonline.com.
You will be required to pay all monetary penalties, as ordered by the judge. Under certain circumstances, the court may permit you to pay over a period of time.
If you disagree with the judge's decision, you may appeal, but if you appeal, you must file the appeal within 20 calendar days of your conviction. You will be required to pay a deposit that will be applied against the cost of preparing a transcript of the trial. You also will be required to pay a $75 filing fee. Please ask the court staff to provide you with a copy of the appeal packet, How to Appeal a Decision of a Municipal Court . Information on representing yourself in an appeal is also available at www.njcourtsonline.com, the Judiciary's Website.
What happens when the court's orders are not obeyed?
People who do not come to court when summoned or subpoenaed, make payments as required, or comply with other requirements of their sentences, face additional punishments including fines, drivers' license suspensions, arrest and jail.


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These divrei Torah were adapted from the hashkafa portion of Rabbi Yissocher Frand's Commuter Chavrusah Tapes on the weekly portion: CD #951 – The Body Works Exhibit Good Shabbos!
Parshas Chukas deals with the laws of the Parah Adumah [Red Heifer]. "You shall give it (the Parah Adumah) to Elazar the Kohen; he shall take it outside the camp and someone shall slaughter it in his presence." [Bamidbar 19:3]. The Parah Adumah required slaughtering, as would any other sacrificial animal. Subsequently, they burnt it and gathered the ashes. The process of purification from Tumas Mes (impurity resulting from contact with death) involves sprinkling water mixed with the resultant ashes upon the impure person.
Targum Yonason shares a very interesting comment on the above quoted pasuk "and someone shall slaughter it in his presence". The Targum Yonason writes that when the Kohen slaughters the Parah Adumah, before proceeding with the burning of the slaughtered animal, he must first check to verify that the animal was not suffering from any of the 18 physical conditions that render an animal treife [non-kosher; literally 'torn']. The Mishna [Chullin 3:1] lists 18 types of bruises, blemishes, diseases, or injuries that render an animal treife. Today, other than inspecting for holes in the lungs we do not check for the other physical ailments listed in the Mishna. We rely on the halachic principle of rov [majority] to presume that the animal is kosher (assuming there are not any problems with the lungs).
This comment of Yonason ben Uziel seems problematic because the Talmud states just the opposite. In fact, the Gemara [Chullin 11a] derives the halachic principle of relying on majority from the very fact that they relied on this practice to assume the kosher status of the slaughtered Parah Adumah! This seems to contradict the Targum Yonason, who says they did not rely on rov but rather checked for all 18 potential treifos with the Parah Adumah!
I saw in a sefer that this is not a contradiction. Targum Yonason ben Uziel only means to say that when they slaughtered the very first Parah Adumah in the Wilderness, they needed to check it completely for the 18 treifos, but in subsequent generations, when they made other Parah Adumas, they did not need to check because they relied on the principle of rov. The Gemara in Chulin is speaking about all the other Parah Adumas throughout the generations; the Targum is only speaking only about the very first Parah Adumah, which was slaughtered in front of Elazar HaKohen.
However, what is the difference?
We are in the month of July; it is still before the 17th of Tamuz. We are thus now in the prime wedding season, which correspondingly means we are in prime "Sheva Brochos season". There are Bar Mitzvos throughout the year. The following is a great insight for anyone who has to speak at a Sheva Brochos or a Bar Mitzvah or a Chanukas HaBayis [new house dedication] or any other major milestone marking a new status in life.
The significance of the teaching of the Targum Yonoson ben Uziel is profound. Why did they need to check the very first Parah Adumah comprehensively to make sure it was 100% kosher? It is because beginnings are very important. The first time someone does something sets the tone for all subsequent iterations of that activity. This is why, for instance, the Torah says that when a person gets married "he shall be 'home free' for one year to make his wife happy" [Devorim 24:5]. There is a special halacha in the Torah called "Shanah Rishona" [the first year of marriage]. That is why it is a prevalent custom – and I think it is a good custom – that many people (even though they may have no intention of learning full time for an extended period) start off a marriage, the first year at least, with the husband learning in Kolel for a year. Beginnings are important.
That is also why it is very important to make a Bar Mitzvah correctly. I saw an interesting custom in the sefer Yalkut Yehudah. Typically, at a Bar Mitzvah Seudas Mitzvah [the festive meal on the day of a boy's 13th birthday] the Bar Mitzvah boy leads the Birchas HaMazon [Grace after Meals or "bentching". In a sense, this is "his first mitzvah". Until now, he could not lead the bentching. This is his first opportunity to do so, and he takes advantage of that opportunity. The practice is that a formal bentching is done "al ha'Kos", over a glass of wine. The person who "leads the bentching" recites the Borei Pri HaGofen – blessing on the cup of wine, at the conclusion of the Birkas HaMazon. The halacha only requires the person leading Birchas HaMazon to take a single sip of the wine after reciting the Borei Pri HaGofen. The Belzer Rebbe, zt"l (R. Aharon of Belz), however, had the custom that when a Bar Mitzvah boy led the bentching on his Bar Mitzvah for the first time, he would insist that the boy drink the entire glass of wine. He should do it right! This is his first bentching. Let him do it in the optimal fashion.
Beginnings are very important. They are the foundation of everything that follows – be it the beginning of a marriage, the beginning of a life of mitzvos, or beginning of the institution of Parah Adumah. Whatever it is, beginnings are always important and they should be treated as such.
The second insight I would like to share also involves an interpretation of a comment from the Targum Yonoson ben Uziel, again brought down in the sefer Yalkut Yehudah from Rabbi Yehudah Jacobowitz of Lakewood.
Later in the parsha, the pasuk says, "They journeyed from Mount Hor by way of the Sea of Reeds to go around the land of Edom, and the spirit of the people grew short with the road. The people spoke against G-d and Moses: 'Why have you brought us up from Egypt to die in this wilderness? For there is no food and there is no water, and our soul is at its limit with the insubstantial food.'" [Bamidbar 21:4-5]. The people became agitated. They complained about the journey, about their thirst and about their hunger. Specifically, they complained that they were sick and tired of the mon (nafsheinu katzah b'lechem haklokel).
This is an old complaint. It already appeared in Parshas B'Shalach and then again in Parshas B'Ha'Aloscha and now again in Parshas Chukas. They are complaining about the mon. The pasuk continues: "G-d sent the snakes, the burning ones, against the people and they bit the people; and a large multitude of Israel died." [Bamidbar 21[Bamidbar 21:6]the Almighty choose to punish the people with snakes for this particular sin? Various plagues took place throughout the sojourn in the desert. Why did the Almighty specifically send snakes on this occasion to demonstrate His wrath with the people?
Targum Yonosan ben Uziel writes that G-d told the Jews that when he took them out of Egypt, he gave them mon from Heaven; and they complained about that. Yet the snake must eat dust every single day of its existence [Bereshis 3:[Bereshis 3:14]does not complain. Let the snakes that eat dust and do not complain come and punish my nation Israel who complains about their mon from Heaven.
There could be an even deeper message here. The Alshich, among other commentaries, writes that the reason Israel complained so much about the mon had nothing to do with its taste. Chazal say the mon tasted like anything a person wished. Their issue with the mon was that they could only procure a day's supply at a time. They could not order a year's supply of it, or even a month's supply, or even a week's supply. It is much more reassuring to receive a salary monthly, bi-weekly, weekly, etc. However, a day worker who must worry each day –- am I going to be paid today or am I not going to be paid today? – such a worker has aggravation.
The people complained, "We don't like the system". We do not like having to being paid every single day. It makes us too dependent. We go to bed every night with empty cupboards and wonder – will there be mon tomorrow? Who knows? We want money in the bank and food in the freezer.
Why in fact did G-d set up the system that way? The Medrash says that the Ribono shel Olam had an agenda for setting up the system like that. The Medrash gives the analogy of a king who gave his son a year's worth of allowance. Throughout the entire year, the son never bothered having any contact with his father. After all, why did he need his father? His father is just an ATM machine! As long as the son had the money sitting in the bank, he had no need to have contact with his father. The Medrash says that the Almighty did not want such a relationship with His people. He wants to deal with us on a daily basis and He wants us to need to deal with Him on a daily basis. Therefore, the mon came a day's supply at a time, each and every morning.
This is how many commentaries explain the difference between the curse of Adam and Chava on the one hand and the curse of the snake on the other hand. After the sin of Adam and Chava, G-d told Man "by the sweat of your brow you will eat bread" [Bereshis 3:[Bereshis 3:19] to work for a living. Chava was cursed "in pain you shall bear children" [Bereshis 3:[Bereshis 3:16] the curse to the snake was "Dust shall you eat all the days of your life." [Bereshis 3:[Bereshis 3:14]d asks – what kind of curse is this? The serpent has it good. Dust is very plentiful. He will never be lacking what to eat.
The answer is, no, the serpent has a terrible fate. Adam must work for his living so he must keep in touch with the Almighty. He must have an ongoing relationship with Him. Every day he must go out and work for a living. He does not know if it will come or when it will come. This is a curse, but it is a curse with a hidden blessing. A woman must endure the difficulties and pain of pregnancy and childbirth. It is a curse, but it is a curse with a blessing attached because during the entire period that a woman is pregnant – as we all know – she must pray, she must beseech the Almighty that her child be healthy. She must "keep in touch". The real curse is "you shall eat dust all the days of your life." No relationship to G-d. There is always dust. You will always have what to eat. We think it is great. It is not great because there is then no relationship.
That is the message of the attacking serpents to Klal Yisrael after they complained about the mon. "You are complaining that you need to get the mon every single day? I know better! I eat dust every day of my life. I have no relationship with my Creator. This is not a blessing. It is a curse. Therefore, of all the creatures that the Almighty could have plagued them with, it was the snake – as the Targum Yonoson ben Uziel says – who knows what it means to have food constantly available. The snake is the one who is going to inflict punishment on Klal Yisrael for complaining about the mon.
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Morocco in June: Travel Tips, Weather, and More
As temperatures climb in Morocco, so do tourist numbers and prices. But June is a great time to visit the coast, hike in the mountains, and catch a legendary music festival. Read on for our guide of what to see and do in June.
June is the month when Morocco starts getting hot—in some cases, extremely so. Highs reach the mid-nineties Fahrenheit in Marrakech, where heat stroke can be an issue for tourists, and soar farther upwards in the desert. It's cooler in the Atlas Mountains, where the daytime average is 78°, at the beach where ocean breezes cool things down, and in cities to the north like Fes, where temperatures hover in the seventies and highs reach the mid-eighties. On the northern coast, in Tangier, the daily average in June is a comfortable 69°.
On the plus side, June marks the beginning of Morocco's dry season. You don't have to worry about rain, but dehydration can be a problem: be sure to drink lots of (bottled) water.
Crowds & Costs
In Morocco, the rising temperatures go hand in hand with high-season pricing and significant crowds. Of course, the crowds are the largest (and the competition for rooms in the best riads and hotels is the stiffest) in popular cities like Marrakech and Fes. Book well in advance to secure your accommodations and tours before they fill up. And try to stay somewhere with a swimming pool—you'll thank yourself after a long day of hiking or sightseeing.
To beat the heat (and the crowds), consider an adventure in the Rif Mountains, or cool off at the beach on either the Atlantic or Mediterranean coasts.
June is not a good time to explore the Sahara Desert. You'll want to leave that particular journey for sometime between October and May, when temperatures are more moderate. It's also baking hot in Marrakech and pretty much everywhere in the country's south, so June is a good time to visit northern cities like Tangier and Rabat.
Take a hike in the mountains or catch a wave at the beach, but skip the Sahara—it's too hot to enjoy it in summer. Sightseeing in cities like Fes can be a bit of a challenge, due to the heat and the crowds, but the temperatures are comparatively cool if you consider how hot it gets in July and August. If you want to do sightseeing there or in Marrakech, do it first thing, then head out of town for a quieter and cooler travel experience in the mountains or along the coast.
June, being the start of summer, is an ideal time to catch a concert or music festival with a local crowd. See below for more information.
Festival of World Sacred Music — During the last week of June, Fes comes alive with a special festival dedicated to the arts. The Festival of World Sacred Music, despite the name, has more than music to offer: the event also features a film festival, educational workshops, and open-air concerts.
Gnaoua World Music Festival — Every June, the seaside city of Essaouira hosts a three-day festival paying tribute to the Gnaoua (also known as Gnawa), an ethnic group that's indigenous to the Maghreb. Historically, Essaouira is the center for Gnaoua music, but the festival also features pop, jazz, rock, and other contemporary music forms. The beachfront setting makes this event one of the coolest places to be in June, in more ways than one.
Traveling to Morocco in June? Check out these great itineraries.
Moroccan Cities of the North. When temperatures soar in the Sahara, stay cool in Morocco's north with this six-day itinerary that starts and ends in Casablanca, taking in Rabat, Chefchaoeun, Meknes, Volubilis, and Fes along the way.
Imperial Cities of Morocco. Interested in culture and history? Then you'll want to get to know Morocco's famed imperial cities on this weeklong itinerary. Highlights include tours in Meknes, Fes, Rabat, and Marrakech, plus additional time in Tangier, Chefchaouen, and Casablanca.
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PASSING: Compton - Da'jon Dinkins 22-6-3-52;	Robert Pimentel 3-1-0-0.	East Los Angeles - Phillip Tran 21-11-0-170;	Paul Herrera 13-6-0-86.
RECEIVING: Compton - Jordan Kelly 3-38;	Aaron Willis 2-10;	Bobby Simon 2-4.	East Los Angeles - Kenny Allen 4-148;	Garrison Harris 4-46;	Isiah Araujo 2-28;	Karon Cooper 3-22;	Antoise Fields 1-7;	Deontavius Hall 1-4;	Tony Toledo 1-1;	Toure Wallace 1-0.
INTERCEPTIONS: Compton - None. East Los Angeles - Sherrod Crayton 1-0;	Trestan Kueneman 1-10;	Garrett Rogers 1-54.
FUMBLES: Compton - David Cooper 1-1.	East Los Angeles - Raeshawn Roland 2-2;	Garrison Harris 1-1.
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I'm not just a reader, writer, and editor, I'm a book collector. If you're anything like me, getting someone to read a book you've suggested because you just loved, loved, loved it, fills you with a strange, zealous fervor. Because of this, I've lost a number of books through the years to friends, family, and even to one of my son's short-lived nannies, all because I am filled with a passion for sharing the words and worlds I've read so much I willingly hand out books like I'm the public library.
The one person I love sharing books with more than anyone though, is my son. One of my favorite parts of the day is bedtime and sharing my love of reading with my five-year-old. He's incredibly imaginative, and so far, he loves to read, find new books, and pick one or three out each night to read. My goal is to nurture this into a lifelong love of reading. So when I recently pulled out some of my old chapter books from when I was between the ages of six and ten years old, I contemplated seeing if he'd be interested in reading one with me.
While I don't have all my books from my WHOLE life ever, I'd say I have a lot of them. My mother and sister have even dumped some of their old books on me, even while urging me to donate mine. But no, unless they're tired text books, I've held onto them. I can't seem to let them go. My son and I have enjoyed books from my childhood--Pinkerton Behave by Steven Kellogg (my son finds this one hilarious); all the books written by Stephen Cosgrove that no one I know has ever heard of but all which have special lessons at the end and are beautifully written and illustrated; my Care Bears books; Outside Over There by Maurice Sendak; etc.
Don't get me wrong, I love discovering new ones with him as well. I get as excited as when I was a kid when Scholastic orders come home, even though new books we do not need nor have space for. But sharing the old, the ones I loved as a kid with my own child, brings a certain nostalgia with it while igniting the passion to share. Did anyone ever read the Lemonade Trick by by Scott Corbett as a kid? I remember loving it. This is the first chapter book my son allowed me to read to him, and he actually let me finish it over the course of several days. But I'm astounded he stayed attentive, because there were many mundane details at times I thought I would lose him. Despite sometimes frequent interruptions for questions, he was for the most part engaged, at times falling into appropriate fits of giggles during the funny parts, questioning me about chemistry during the science/magic parts, and there were even a couple of times I was informed that he did not like Bumps Burton (the bully) at all. Today, we made a special trip to the store because he suddenly was craving lemonade.
Next, he agreed to let me read him Witch Week by Diana Wynne Jones, which is probably one of my favorites from my childhood. But a few sentences in, we both realized it was above him at this moment, so we shelved it for another time and a little growth. We broke it up with a little Pete the Cat tonight, and next we're onto my Mrs. Piggle Wiggle books by Betty MacDonald. I'm certain if I can dig out my Bunnicula books by James Howe he'll fall in love.
See, the moral of my story is, being a book "collector" can pay off, and I hope it continues to far into the future.
This week my mother gave my three-year-old son a children's edition of Puff the Magic Dragon, along with little finger puppets featuring Jackie Paper and Puff. She recently told me he was very unhappy about the fact that he was missing the copy of Puff The Magic Dragon I had originally bought him some months ago. Except it was the old-school edition, adapted from Romeo Muller's film version I'd always loved as a kid. He'd ripped many of the pages out of the book a while ago on some little boy's destructive bender, and I'd taken it out of his room in an attempt to salvage what was left. This is why I highly doubted that he was actually missing this specific book, which we'd barely read because of its length. But she insisted. I think they have a secret language because my son is delayed in language so his expressive vocab is fairly limited at the moment. So like I said, I was skeptical he had actually detailed this to her in anything but a few words and gestures.
But anyway, he was happy when she brought it over. He's been carrying around the book and the finger puppets for the last two days. But it was today when my heart got squishy over Puff, Jackie Paper and my son. My mom, as grandmothers do, loves to bring presents. Today, she came bearing a stuffed Puff music box that winds up and plays Puff the Magic Dragon, a poem written by Peter Yarrow and Leonard Lipton and first put to music in 1963 by Peter, Paul and Mary.
I made some comment about how his birthday must have come early, and she responded that Puff helped Jackie Paper talk (in the cartoon movie and Muller rendition). It was then that I realized why Puff was so special for a little boy still grasping with language. He's been carrying around the stuffed toy all day and clutched it hard to his chest as we mounted the stairs to bed.
At bed time we always read books, and tonight it was Puff the Magic Dragon. As I sang this beautifully illustrated book rendition of the song to him, we used the finger puppets to make the book come alive, making Puff frolic through the air and Jackie Paper give him "sealing wax and other fancy stuff."
But it was when Puff goes into his cave because Jackie Paper doesn't come back that I felt like I was about to turn a magical bedtime moment into sniffles.
Painted wings and giant rings make way for other toys.
And puff that mighty dragon, he ceased his fearless roar.
Puff no longer went to play along the cherry lane.
So puff that mighty dragon sadly slipped into his cave.
While my son was winding up his music box Puff and making finger puppet Puff frolic, I was about to melt into a puddle and start sobbing. Because little boys grow up and it was never so apparent to me more than in that moment with my little boy snuggling his Puff. And someday he'll talk in full sentences and the memory of the time when his vocab was a bit miniscule will be but a distant thought. But unlike Jackie Paper, I hope he never stops believing in the power of flying dragons, just like I will never forget the very essence of childhood magic wrapped up in a stuffed toy given as a symbol of love, a song and my little boy.


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COVID-19 vaccine safety reports
COVID-19 vaccine weekly safety report - 11-11-2021
Three COVID-19 vaccines are currently in use in Australia – Comirnaty (Pfizer), Spikevax (Moderna) and Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca). These vaccines meet the TGA's high standards for quality, safety and effectiveness.
The TGA closely monitors reports of suspected side effects (also known as adverse events) to the COVID-19 vaccines. This is the most intense safety monitoring ever conducted in Australia.
We encourage people to report suspected side effects, even if there's only a very small chance a vaccine was the cause. This provides valuable data that helps us identify trends or spikes that might reveal potential safety issues. Often, however, these events are not caused by the vaccines. Learn more about causality and our COVID-19 vaccine safety monitoring and reporting activities.
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Vaccination against COVID-19 is the most effective way to reduce deaths and severe illness from infection. The protective benefits of vaccination continue to far outweigh the potential risks.
Like all medicines, COVID-19 vaccines may cause some side effects. The most frequently reported include injection-site reactions (such as a sore arm) and more general symptoms, like headache, muscle pain, fever and chills. This reflects what was seen in the clinical trials.
We are carefully monitoring and reviewing reports of:
myocarditis and pericarditis following mRNA vaccines, particularly in younger age groups
thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome (TTS) following Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca)
Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS) following Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca)
immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) following Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca)
Myocarditis is a known but very rare side effect of Comirnaty (Pfizer) and Spikevax (Moderna). It is usually temporary with most people getting better within a few days. Myocarditis is reported in about one in every 100,000 people who receive Comirnaty (Pfizer), although it is more common in young men and teenage boys after the second dose (4–7 cases per 100,000 doses).
To 7 November 2021, the TGA has received 288 reports which have been assessed as likely to be myocarditis from about 22.7 million doses of Comirnaty (Pfizer). Thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome (or TTS) is a very rare but serious side effect of Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca). Our analysis shows it is reported in about 2 in every 100,000 people following vaccination, although the risk is slightly higher in people under 60 years. The risk of TTS is much lower after the second vaccine dose (0.3 in every 100,000 vaccinated people).
Two new cases of TTS were reported this week, taking the total to 160. Of these, 139 cases occurred after a first dose and 21 after a second dose from about 13.2 million doses of Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca).
Total adverse event reports to 7 November 2021
Reporting rate per 1000 doses
Total AEFI reports received
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Total reports for Vaxzevria
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To 7 November 2021, the total number of adverse event reports received where the brand of the COVID-19 vaccine was not specified was 416.
Reported side effects for COVID-19 vaccines
Learn more about how the TGA identifies and responds to safety issues.
The most frequently reported side effects suspected to be associated with the vaccines include injection-site reactions, such as a sore arm, headache, muscle and joint pain, fever and chills.
The TGA is closely monitoring reports in people aged under 18 years. To 7 November 2021, we have received approximately 1800 reports after vaccination with Comirnaty (Pfizer) and Spikevax (Moderna). The most commonly reported reactions are:
fainting (syncope).
For more information on side effects reported in adolescents, check out the AusVaxSafety survey results for those aged under 20 years old.
The TGA is also monitoring the safety of booster vaccine doses. It is not expected that the safety profile will be different to first and second vaccine doses based on early observations overseas. However, we will report any emerging safety concerns if they arise.
Anyone can report a suspected side effect, either:
directly to the TGA
through a health professional
by calling the NPS MedicineWise Adverse Medicine Events phone line for consumers.
You can report anonymously.
Learn more about how to report a suspected side effect to a COVID-19 vaccine.
Reports of death in people who have been vaccinated
Large scale vaccination means that some people will experience a new illness or die within a few days or weeks of vaccination. These events are often coincidental, rather than being caused by the vaccine.
The TGA reviews all deaths reported in people who have been recently vaccinated. As the number of people being vaccinated has increased, so has reporting of fatal events with a coincidental association with vaccination. Our review of individual reports and patterns of reporting does not suggest that the vaccines played a role in the vast majority of these deaths.
Since the beginning of the vaccine rollout to 7 November 2021, about 36.8 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been administered. The TGA has found 9 reports of death that were linked to immunisation from 656 reports received and reviewed. The overwhelming majority of deaths reported occurred in people aged 65 years and older. The deaths linked to immunisation occurred after the first dose of Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca) – 8 were TTS cases and one was a case of immune thrombocytopenia (ITP).
Comirnaty (Pfizer) mRNA vaccine
To 7 November 2021, about 22.7 million doses of Comirnaty (Pfizer) have been administered in Australia.
The TGA is actively investigating reports of myocarditis (inflammation of the heart) and/or pericarditis (inflammation of the membrane around the heart) associated with mRNA vaccines. We continue to work with international regulators on this safety signal (see below).
Up-to-date information for Comirnaty (Pfizer), including details of potential side effects , can be found in the Consumer Medicine Information (for consumers) and Product Information (for health professionals).
Spikevax (Moderna) mRNA vaccine
To 7 November 2021, about 834,000 doses of Spikevax (Moderna) have been administered in Australia.
Up-to-date information for Spikevax (Moderna), including details of potential side effects, can be found in the Consumer Medicine Information (for consumers) and Product Information (for health professionals).
Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca) vaccine
To 7 November 2021, about 13.2 million doses of Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca) have been administered in Australia.
The TGA is closely monitoring rare reports of blood clots with low blood platelets (also called thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome or TTS) linked to this vaccine. We are also monitoring reports of immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) and Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS). See below for more details.
Up-to-date information, including details of these and other potential side effects can be found in the Consumer Medicine Information (for consumers) and Product Information (for health professionals).
Myocarditis and pericarditis with mRNA vaccines
Myocarditis (inflammation of the heart) and pericarditis (inflammation of the membrane around the heart) are rare effects on the heart that may occur after vaccination with the mRNA vaccines Comirnaty (Pfizer) and Spikevax (Moderna). Cases typically occur within 10 days, and usually resolve after a few days following treatment and rest. In Australia, myocarditis is reported in about one out of every 100,000 people after receiving the Comirnaty (Pfizer) vaccine. While it is more commonly reported in young men and teenage boys after the second dose (4–7 cases in 100,000 people) it remains rare.
Myocarditis is seen much more commonly in people who become infected with COVID-19 than in people who are vaccinated. The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) continues to emphasise that the protective benefits of the mRNA vaccines far outweigh the rare risk of these side effects in all eligible age groups(link is external).
We encourage people to seek medical attention if they experience symptoms that could suggest myocarditis or pericarditis. This includes chest pain, palpitations (irregular heartbeat), fainting or shortness of breath, particularly if they occur within 1–5 days of vaccination.
Initial tests for those presenting with symptoms include ECG, troponin levels and chest X-ray. Brief guidance on the initial assessment of children and adolescents with symptoms has been published by the Paediatric Research in Emergency Departments International Collaborative (PREDICT) network(link is external).
ATAGI advises that people who develop myocarditis or pericarditis attributed to their first dose of Comirnaty (Pfizer) should defer further doses of an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine and discuss this with their treating doctor.
Details of Australian cases to 7 November 2021
Like other countries, we have observed a higher-than-expected number of cases of myocarditis in vaccinated compared to unvaccinated individuals for Comirnaty (Pfizer).
The Global Advisory Committee on Vaccine Safety at the World Health Organization has recently stated that current evidence suggests a likely causal association between myocarditis and the mRNA vaccines. Higher rates of myocarditis and pericarditis have been reported with Spikevax (Moderna) than with Comirnaty (Pfizer) in some countries, including Canada and the UK. The TGA is looking closely at Australian reports. However, because the number of reported cases of myocarditis after Spikevax (Moderna) is still low, we are not able to calculate reliable reporting rates for the population.
Reports received by the TGA of suspected myocarditis and pericarditis for the mRNA vaccines are provided in Table 1. We have reviewed these reports against an internationally accepted criteria to classify the likelihood of myocarditis. This assessment does not determine whether cases have been caused by vaccination.
Table 1. Reports of suspected myocarditis and pericarditis received by the TGA¥
Comirnaty (Pfizer)
(22.7 million doses given)
Spikevax (Moderna)
(0.8 million doses given)
Cases in adolescents (12–17 years)
Suspected myocarditis cases*
Likely myocarditis†‡
Unlikely myocarditis
Suspected pericarditis cases
*Cases reporting both myocarditis and pericarditis are included in suspected myocarditis cases
‡ Cases classified as level 1 are confirmed to be myocarditis based on strong clinical evidence including the patient's symptoms, and results of tests and imaging indicating a diagnosis of myocarditis. Level 2 cases are probably myocarditis based on a combination of symptoms and routine tests for heart conditions. Level 3 cases are possibly myocarditis based on symptoms and a doctor's report that myocarditis is the most likely diagnosis in the absence of medical tests and investigations. Other known causes of the patient's symptoms or test results are ruled out before all cases are classified.
†The youngest case classified as 'likely myocarditis' to date was 12 years old.
¥Corrections: Five cases of myocarditis associated with Spikevax (Moderna) were incorrectly reported as level 1 cases last week when they were actually level 3 cases. Also, some of the totals for suspected myocarditis cases last week did not include unlikely cases and cases with insufficient information.
Of the cases classified as likely to be myocarditis, most of the patients experienced symptoms within 3 days of vaccination. Around half of the patients were admitted to hospital with 11 being treated in intensive care. Most patients treated in hospital were discharged within 4 days.
As we have received limited adverse event reports for Spikevax (Moderna), our analysis of myocarditis cases focuses on data for the Comirnaty (Pfizer) vaccine (see Table 2). The estimated reporting rates in Australia appear similar to overseas rates.
Table 2. Rates of myocarditis cases (levels 1-3) following Comirnaty (Pfizer)
All doses
Second doses
Rate* per 100,000 doses
All ages*
*The rate includes cases of myocarditis that occurred after vaccination but may not be vaccine related. The number of younger people vaccinated is still relatively low in Australia, so estimated reporting rates are based on limited data.
We continue to monitor and review Australian data on myocarditis and will provide regular updates in this report as more information becomes available. We are also working closely with international medicines regulators to share emerging safety information.
For more information, see guidance on myocarditis and pericarditis developed by ATAGI and the Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand (CSANZ).
Thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome
Thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome (TTS) is a rare but serious adverse event linked to the Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca) vaccine. It is characterised by blood clots and low blood platelets which develop within a few days or weeks after vaccination. In Australia, it occurs in about 2 out of every 100,000 people after a first dose. The risk of TTS after a second vaccine dose appears to be much lower and is estimated to be 0.4 out of every 100,000 people after a second dose.
Early detection of TTS may help to prevent more serious complications developing. Guidance for health professionals is now available which outlines when to suspect TTS, initial tests that can be performed in primary care and when to refer people for emergency care. Patients presenting with low platelets and a headache should be thoroughly investigated for blood clots in the brain, including careful review of imaging results to identify early, small clots. The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists have published imaging recommendations for patients with suspected TTS.
People should seek immediate medical attention if they develop any of the following symptoms after vaccination:
severe or persistent headache, blurred vision, confusion or seizures
shortness of breath, chest pain, leg swelling or persistent abdominal pain
unusual skin bruising and/or pinpoint round spots beyond the site of vaccination.
The most common time period for onset of TTS symptoms is 4–30 days after vaccination.
While TTS is very rare, some people may have concerns that they can discuss with their doctor. 'Weighing up the potential benefits against risk of harm from COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca' includes information to help people make informed decisions about vaccination.
Details of TTS cases to date
From about 13.2 million vaccine doses, there have been 160 cases of TTS. Of these, 139 (81 confirmed, 58 probable) related to a first dose of Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca) and 21 to a second dose (6 confirmed, 15 probable). This includes two new cases of TTS reported this week (see Table 3).
Table 3: Newly confirmed and probable TTS cases for the week of 5–11 November 2021‡
New confirmed TTS
New probable TTS
No cases
Two second-dose cases:
72- and 73-year-old men from Victoria
‡As previously reported, the TGA determines whether a report is likely to represent TTS by assessing cases against accepted criteria established by the UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency. Cases may be reclassified as further information becomes available.
When assessed against the criteria used by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately one third of the cases reported to the TGA after a first dose are classified as Tier 1 (Table 4). These cases tend to have more serious outcomes involving clots in unusual locations, such as the brain or abdomen. Women in younger age groups seem to be slightly more likely to develop these kinds of clots. Australian data indicates that patients aged under 50 years of age are more likely to be classified as Tier 1 and/or require treatment in intensive care.
Cases reported after a second vaccine dose are much less likely to be classified as Tier 1 with most people having clots in common locations, such as the lungs or legs. The majority of these cases occurred in people over the age of 60 years old.
Table 4: Australian TTS cases to date by age and CDC classification. A. First dose cases
Tier 1 CDC classification†
Reports per
100,000 doses‡
<30 years
(<50 years)
(68 men, 71 women)
B. Second doses cases
(≥50 years)
(14 men, 7 women)
(2 men, 1 women)
‡ Rates of TTS are calculated as of 28 October 2021 to account for the time to onset of TTS.
These rates are estimates of risk based on small numbers of cases so far. Aggregated rates are given for some age ranges where the number of cases for a 10-year age bracket is too low to calculate reliable estimates.
† The US CDC classification of Tier 1 is defined as clots in an unusual location (such as the brain or abdomen) and a low platelet count with or without antibodies that activate platelets (anti-PF4 antibodies).
Cases of TTS have most often occurred about 2 weeks after vaccination, although the time to onset or diagnosis varies (Table 5). Eight people have died as a result of TTS – 6 of these were women. In Australia, the risk of dying from TTS after vaccination is about 1 in a million (people receiving a first dose), and somewhat less than this when both doses are taken into consideration.
Table 5: Time to onset, treatment and outcomes for TTS cases*
First dose
Second dose
Time to onset/ diagnosis (days)
Median (range)
13 (1-83)
Treated in ICU
At any point
Outcome†
*Data is based on the most recent medical information available to the TGA
†As previously reported, one patient died from unrelated medical conditions while being treated for TTS. The outcome for this patient is not included in this table.
In Australia, Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS) has been reported in about one in every 100,000 people following the Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca) vaccine. It is a rare but sometimes serious immune disorder affecting the nerves and can result in pain, numbness, muscle weakness and difficulty walking. GBS can occur when the immune system is activated. It has been associated with COVID-19 and other infections.
Following rigorous investigations by the TGA and other international regulators, a clear link between GBS and Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca) has not been established. However as a precautionary measure in response to rare cases following vaccination, warning statements about GBS have been added to the Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca) Product Information.
We encourage people to seek medical attention if they experience symptoms that could suggest GBS as early medical care can reduce severity and improve outcomes. Symptoms to look out for include weakness and paralysis in the hands or feet that can progress to the chest and face over a few days or weeks. Symptoms tend to affect both sides of the body.
To 7 November 2021, the TGA has received 144 reports of suspected GBS occurring after vaccination with Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca). It is expected that some suspected cases may not be related to vaccination, as GBS can occur after common viral infections and some types of gastroenteritis.
Immune thrombocytopenia
In Australia, immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) has been reported in less than one in every 100,000 people following the Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca) vaccine. It is a rare immune reaction that can occur after a viral infection or vaccination when platelets, which help blood to clot, are mistakenly destroyed.
Following an investigation by the TGA, the Vaxzevria Product Information has been updated to include a warning about ITP. Apart from one previously reported fatal case that was assessed by an expert Vaccine Safety Investigation Group as being likely to be vaccine related, other suspected cases of ITP have not been definitively linked to vaccination.
In many cases ITP is mild with up to a third of people having no symptoms at all, or only minor bruising. However, about 5% develop severe bleeding. We encourage people to seek medical attention if they experience signs and symptoms that could suggest ITP, such as unusual skin bruising or clusters of small red or purple spots that do not lose their colour when pressed. Unusual bleeding is another sign, for example bleeding from the nose or mouth that is hard to stop, or blood in the urine or stools.
To 7 November 2021, the TGA has received 87 reports of suspected ITP following vaccination with Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca). These patients had an extremely low platelet count, and signs of thrombocytopenia which may include unusual bruising, a nosebleed and/or blood blisters in the mouth. Their symptoms occurred in a timeframe that suggested they could be linked to vaccination and no other obvious cause was identified based on the information provided to TGA.
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Baker & Partners has launched Litigating Trust Disputes in Jersey: Law, Procedure & Remedies. This substantial new book is Jersey's first practitioner text dedicated exclusively to trust litigation in Jersey's courts.
Litigating Trust Disputes in Jersey is an indispensable tool for trust professionals and legal practitioners with clients exposed to a Jersey trust structure working with or against trustees or beneficiaries. The book will also be of interest to international practitioners seeking information about Jersey trusts in foreign proceedings or wishing to recover or enforce against trust assets in Jersey. The book brings together detailed analysis of Jersey's trust law, guidance on civil procedure and litigation remedies.
The text was authored by Senior Associate, James Sheedy, who has continued the firm's predilection for achieving dual-qualification as an English barrister and Jersey advocate. Senior Partner, Stephen Baker, also acted as Consultant Editor of the text.
James Sheedy commented:
"I'm immensely pleased to launch Litigating Trust Disputes in Jersey: Law Procedure & Remedies. Baker & Partners continues to be involved in some of the most legally and factually complex trust cases in Jersey. Trust administration remains an extremely important part of the Island's financial services industry. When disputes do arise, Jersey's mature legal system and internationally respected judges enable the Island to remain one of the leading jurisdictions in which to resolve high value and complex trust litigations. Jersey's Royal Court is at the cutting-edge of fashioning modern, practical remedies to trust disputes, and this is the first occasion that the law, civil procedure and remedies relevant to trust litigation have been brought together in a dedicated volume. I hope it will prove to be a useful reference work for both trust industry professionals and legal practitioners within and beyond Jersey."
William Bailhache, Bailiff of Jersey (who wrote the book's foreword) commented:
"It is fundamentally important for Jersey law and cases to be brought together in a comprehensive way, and the extensive use of footnotes in Litigating Trust Disputes in Jersey makes it easy to check the source material for authenticating the summary that the book contains. I warmly congratulate Advocate Sheedy and the Consulting Editor, Advocate Baker, on this very substantial piece of work, which adds greatly to a bibliography of Jersey law."
Litigating Trust Disputes in Jersey: Law, Procedure & Remedies (published by Bloomsbury) will be available to buy from 9th February 2017. Find out more here: www.bloomsburyprofessional.com/uk/litigating-trust-disputes-in-jersey-9781782256823/
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AMGEN CUTS PRICE OF CHOLESTEROL DRUG REPATHA BY 60%
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Amgen has announced plans to reduce the price of its cholesterol drug Repatha by 60% to $5,850 per year, in an effort to improve affordability through lowering patient copays.
The company attributed the price reduction to its participation in the American Heart Association's (AHA) Value in Healthcare Initiative, and support for the Trump Administration's aim to lower drug prices.
Repatha is a human monoclonal antibody designed to block proprotein convertase subtilisin/kexin type 9 (PCSK9). It is indicated to treat people having high cholesterol and at risk for heart attacks and strokes.
According to the company, approximately 75% of PCSK9 inhibitor prescriptions for Medicare patients are not filled because of high out-of-pocket costs.
Amgen chairman and CEO Robert Bradway said: "Cardiovascular disease is one of the country's most significant health challenges, and every 40 seconds someone in America has a heart attack or stroke.
"Repatha can help to address this significant public health issue, but concerns over out-of-pocket costs have proven to be a barrier to its use for too many patients. We want to make sure that every patient who needs Repatha gets Repatha."
Amgen said that the commonly used delivery system SureClick will be available immediately for the lower-priced Repatha. Further, the drug's Pre-Filled Syringe and Pushtronex delivery systems will be made available over the coming months.
To ensure smooth transition to lower-priced options, Amgen intends to continue offering Repatha at its original list price for certain duration. The company expects to implement the reduced price by the end of 2020 or sooner.
In May this year, Amgen decided not to carry out its price increases planned for July, and will continue the initiative for the rest of the year.
The move was followed by Pfizer in July, when the company announced temporary reversal of its price hikes on 100 products, following Trump's protests.
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Since 2009 Dr. Wallner is also part of the adjunct faculty at Michigan Technological University. As Assistant Professor in the Mechanical Engineering – Engineering Mechanics Department he supervises and mentors students for the masters' as well as doctoral research work. Dr. Wallner has published more than 50 peer-reviewed technical papers and holds a European Patent on Hydrogen Injection Strategies. Thomas is also an active member of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) and recipient of SAE's Forest R. McFarland and Lloyd L. Withrow Distinguished Speaker Award. Dr. Wallner currently serves as an Associate Editor for SAE's International Journal of Engines and vice chair of SAE's Powertrains, Fuels and Lubricants Activity.
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