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A judge had ordered that Anthony Malarney pay $1.5 million to a woman he allegedly raped in high school in 2014. The school district was removed as a defendant in the suit due to governmental immunity.
September 13, 2018 at 12:59 PM
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A Superior Court judge has ruled that a former student in the Northwestern District 7 Regional High School who allegedly raped a fellow classmate on school grounds must pay the woman $1.5 million.
Litchfield Superior Court Judge John Pickard issued his ruling Tuesday, but the woman’s attorney said it’s unlikely his client will see the money.
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