Associated Credit Services, Inc. v. Campion (In Re Campion)

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• credit9r’s computer programming error did not impact willfulness of automatic stay violation for purposes of sanctions under Section 362(h)
• automatic stay willfully violated where computer garnishment of wages not prevented
• “Once a creditor knows 20 that the automatic stay exists, the creditor bears the risk of all 21 intentional acts that violate the automatic stay regardless of whether 22 the creditor means to violate the automatic stay.”

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