By Rand Paul
Obama acts as though we no longer have a Constitution
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Creditors are trying to block former Arkansas coach John L. Smith from liquidating $40.7 million in debt, saying he moved several properties and more than $2 million from his holdings prior to filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection.
Arkansas coach John L. Smith is trying to wipe away $25.7 million in debt in bankruptcy court and hang onto $1.2 million in retirement accounts and some personal property, all while he leads the Razorbacks through one of the strangest seasons in team history.
Arkansas coach John L. Smith is trying to wipe away $25.7 million in debt in bankruptcy court and hang onto $1.2 million in retirement accounts and some personal property, all while he leads the Razorbacks through one of the strangest seasons in team history.
"And if one side or the other doesn't like what Judge Barry says, then we appeal and we appeal and we appeal," she said.
Jacoway said after a hearing last fall that U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Ben Barry will decide what happens to money Smith earned at Arkansas.
