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income
maintenance
sentenced
prison
term
suspended
execution
sentence
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probation
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years
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guilty
larceny
second
degree
charge
based
wrongful
receipt
welfare
benefits
connecticut
department
income
maintenance
november
connecticut
superior
sentenced
robinson
prison
term
less
one
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three
years
suspended
execution
sentence
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years
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