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Connecticut attorney Glenn A. Gazin's lack of restraint got the best of him when he wrote a letter to opposing counsel that even Saddam Hussein would be an acceptable choice to oversee his divorcing client's supervised visits with her four young daughters. He didn't mean to be taken literally. But Judge Kevin Tierney held Gazin's feet to the fire and ordered him to personally write the deposed Iraqi dictator to see if he was available.
September 27, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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