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The money that put Bonnie Lee MacDonald through law school may be the unmaking of her legal career, now that the Connecticut Supreme Court has reinstated a $282,777 jury award for statutory theft from a 92-year-old woman. A unanimous court recently ruled that Stamford Judge Trial Referee Frank H. D'Andrea Jr. abused his discretion when he set aside the jury verdict, which trebled the $94,259 in withdrawals that MacDonald actually received.
July 21, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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