In the Grisham case, the debtor had virtually no income but owed about $200,000 in debts that
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In the Grisham case, the debtor had virtually no income but owed about $200,000 in debts that could not be discharged. What kind of fresh start is that? Should limits be placed on the total debt that cannot be discharged? Is the list of non-dischargeable debts appropriate?
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