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From Ballotpedia
The United States bankruptcy court, Western District of Louisiana is the United States bankruptcy court in western Louisiana that is associated with the United States District Court for the Western District of Louisiana.
Judges
John W. Kolwe | August 12, 2015 - | Centenary College, 1985 | Louisiana State University, 1991 | |
John S. Hodge | August 20, 2018 - | |||
Stephen Wheelis | April 25, 2019 - |
See also
- United States bankruptcy court
External links
- Western District of Louisiana bankruptcy court
Footnotes
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| Terms | Chief Judge, U.S. Bankruptcy Court |