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When Adam Wozniak was an infant, he and his family were intentionally run down by a crazed motorist. Wozniak, now seven, is suing the motorist's neurologist for malpractice, claiming the rampage should have been prevented. In an unprecedented move in Connecticut, the neurologist's attorney persuaded the judge to exclude the child from court on grounds his severe injuries would unfairly prejudice the jury.
June 26, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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