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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