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Even though the state constitution guarantees Connecticut citizens a right to sue for damage to their reputation alone, few do, and even fewer win without showing economic loss. But a jury in New Haven has awarded 64-year-old Hamden city account clerk Dorinda McKiernan $65,000, plus more than $40,000 in punitives, for the injury to her professional reputation when a deputy police chief sent her two stinging letters of reprimand in June 2000.
November 18, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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