That poses a real federalism challenge here and a constitutional problem when a Federal bankruptcy judge purports to dismiss or otherwise eliminate a State's sovereign power to protect its residents.
William Tong: “That poses a real federalism challenge here and a constitutional problem when a Federal bankruptcy judge purports to…”
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William Tong highlights the constitutional issues arising from federal bankruptcy judges overriding state powers.
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