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Jun. 3, 2008

Classic Approach

Judge Theodor C. Albert is a student of ancient Roman history who hopes to use those lessons to guide the future of bankruptcy law.

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U.S. Bankruptcy Court (Santa Ana)
By Peter B. Matuszak
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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      SANTA ANA - Cessio bonorum.
      Literally translated from Latin, it means "surrender of goods." But as a legal appeal, it once saved the lives of those who uttered the words.
      In 2003, two years before his appointment to the federal bankruptcy court, J... (continued)

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