| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - hazardous.'13 The dissent argued that the discretion given to a trustee was generally treated by courts as including a duty to exercise the discretion prudently.14 Some states have followed the logic of the dissent, rather than that of the majority of the Connecticut Supreme Court.15 Historically, the prudence of a trustee in selecting a given investment was judged
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