Court to Court (January 2005)
2005 · National Technical Information Service (via FedFlix)
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- Federal Judicial Center
- Internet Archive item
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Federal Judicial Center Federal Judicial TV Court to Court (January 2005) AVA21386VNB1 - $40 - 4715-V/05 In this edition, Chief Judge John Ninfo II (Bankr. W. D. N.Y.) describes the Credit Abuse Resistance Education Program (C.A.R.E.) he created in his court to educate young people about the problems of credit card debt. We hear from Hon. Judge John C. Ninfo, talking about himself and what he does during the day. And, in a Moment in Court History, "Capone was stunned!"