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Federal bankruptcy Judge Arthur Gonzalez spent 16 years presiding over a busy docket and huge reorganization cases like Enron and Chrysler, but he had one more big decision to make last year.He wante
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...In 1952 the House and Senate adopted a joint resolution asking...presents a justiciable controversy, the judiciary must not address the merits...
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