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2. Joe McDonald (mobster) - Wikipedia

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   A veteran of World War II, McDonald was a skilled contract killer. In 1963, he escaped from prison while serving a 12 to 18-year sentence for armed robbery. Along with twenty-one other associates, including Winter, McDonald was indicted on charges of fixing horse races in 1979. He subsequently went on to be a fugitive in Florida.

3. List of justices of the Connecticut Supreme Court - Wikipedia

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   Joseph Platt Cooke: 1784: 1803 Oliver Ellsworth: 1784: 1785 Jabez Hamlin: 1784: 1785 Benjamin Huntington: 1784: 1790 Samuel Huntington: 1784: 1787 Richard Law: 1784: 1789 Stephen Mix Mitchell: 1783: 1793 William Pitkin IV: 1784: 1785 Roger Sherman: 1784: 1785 Joseph Spencer: 1784: 1789 William Williams: 1784: 1803 Oliver Wolcott: 1784: 1797 ...

4. Connecticut Supreme Court - Wikipedia

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   Joseph Dannehy (1984–1987), One of two jurists to sit at all five levels of Connecticut's judiciary, first Chief Presiding Judge of the Connecticut Appellate Court. [13] Anthony Grillo (1983–1985) After nearly 20 prolific years as a Trial Judge, capped off his career on the Supreme Court and wrote 56 opinions, including the landmark of ...

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7. Joseph McDonald - Wikipedia

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   Joseph or Joe McDonald may refer to: Joseph A. McDonald (1866–1930), American businessman influential in the steel industry; Joseph E. McDonald (1819–1891), U.S. Representative and Senator from Indiana; Joseph P. McDonald (1919–1994), U.S. Army Air Corps private instrumental in the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service's attack on Pearl Harbor

8. Francis M. McDonald - Wikipedia

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   Francis M. McDonald (1931 – October 8, 2018) was an American jurist who served as the chief justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court from 1999 to 2001. Previously, he served as a state trial judge. Previously, he served as a state trial judge.

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