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No traditionalist, the bride showed up in Connecticut's Norwich Superior Court with her attorney, who petitioned the court to ban the opposing party from using the word "obey." The groom's writ of habeas corpus -- a last-ditch effort to avoid what he termed a "life sentence" -- was summarily dismissed. Without further ado, law partners John Asselin and Susan M. Connolly were pronounced husband and wife.
December 26, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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