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cblr-3004	Jackson, Rachel M.	Responding to Threats of Bankruptcy Abuse in a Post-Enron World: Trusting the Bankruptcy Judge as the Guardian of Debtor Estates	2005	58	.pdf	application/pdf	22418	1022	60	No. 2:451] ability of bankruptcy courts to address the competing concerns of debtors and bidders.273 Even where sales are final, appellate courts still review bankruptcy court confirmations with substantial deference. REV., Sept. 15, 2004, No. 2:451]J commentators censure bankruptcy judges for contributing to this flagrant bankruptcy abuse through their inconsistent rulings on the use of particular sales devices.7 These critics argue that bankruptcy judges should create bright-line rules to protect both the integrity of bankruptcy sales and party expectations.8 Despite this recent criticism, imposing such formalism and rigidity onto bankruptcy sales would tie the hands of bankruptcy judges The powers of bankruptcy courts must remain adaptable to the needs of each debtor, and for this reason, crafting a one-size-fits-all approach is not amenable to the bankruptcy process.	cache/cblr-3004.pdf	txt/cblr-3004.txt