Associate Connecticut Supreme Court Justice Andrew McDonald. Courtesy photo
Connecticut Supreme Court Associate Justice Andrew McDonald looks back at the spring of 2018, when he was in the running to become chief justice.
November 15, 2019 at 11:45 AM
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It was about 20 months ago that Connecticut Associate Supreme Court Justice Andrew McDonald was thrust into the national spotlight as the controversial selection of then-Gov. Dannel Malloy to become chief justice of the court.
McDonald, now 53, was narrowly approved for the post in the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives, but voted down 19-16 in the Senate, almost exclusively along party lines.
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