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Unwanted sexual advances made toward battered women who turned to solo Ira S. Mayo for legal representation have led to the Connecticut attorney's 15-month suspension from practicing law, as well as a heavy dose of judicial scorn. If readmitted, Mayo also would have to "institute procedures in his law office to prevent his being alone, or in confined quarters, with women at any times."
October 13, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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