Conner v. Illinois State Scholarship Commission (In Re Conner)

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• finding that debtor imposed hardship upon herself by choosing to send her children to expensive schools
• finding that choosing to send children to private school was self-imposed hardship
• finding that choosing to send children to private school was self-imposed hardship
• the factual circumstances of this case are consistent with the Johnson analysis in that debtor failed good faith test and court then applied policy test

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