Brockley v. Ellis

How courts have described this case

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• holding that delegation to adjunct bankruptcy judges of powers beyond those conferred to non-Article III judges rendered an entire administrative scheme unconstitutional
• holding that delegation to adjunct bankruptcy judges of powers beyond those conferred to non-Article III judges rendered an entire administrative scheme unconstitutional
• holding that the bankruptcy courts’ jurisdiction to adjudicate common law claims violated Article III without deciding the claims
• holding that the 1978 Bankruptcy Reform Act's broad grant of jurisdiction to bankruptcy judges violated Article III of the Constitution
• holding that Article III review of the bankruptcy court under the \clearly erroneous\ standard was not rigorous enough to save the statute
• holding that Article III review of the bankruptcy court under the “clearly erroneous” standard was not rigorous enough to save the statute

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