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To The Editor:A recent letter regarding the purported abuse of the Freedom of Information Act authored by the Deputy Corporate Counsel for Danbury asserts that FOIA was not &
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I have already passed the mandatory retirement age at some law firms, and am on my way to the age at which even judges are forced out to pasture. This was brought home to me when Norm Janes,
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