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May 31, 2015 · 5:15 am

Bankruptcy Courts may adjudicate common law claims outside of the scope of their jurisdiction with the litigants knowing and voluntary consent


Opinion:
WELLNESS INTERNATIONAL, LIMITED, ET AL
v.
RICHARD SHARIF

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← Fifth Circuit upholds preliminary injunction against implementation of DAPA program that bypasses APA procedure and makes 4.3 million non-citizens eligible to receive public benefits
Negligence alone is not sufficient to convict a person charged with interstate communication of a threat →

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