The chairman of the U.S. House Judiciary Committee said on Tuesday he had no intention of reopening a sweeping bankruptcy law passed by Congress earlier this year, despite proposals to exempt Hurricane Katrina victims from some of its provisions.


The new, more stringent bankruptcy law will not harm people left “down and out” by the storm, Wisconsin Republican Rep. James Sensenbrenner said.


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