Doherty v. United Student Aid Funds, Inc. (In Re Doherty)

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• consulting a publication of the National Institute of Mental Health and other medical publications and treatises regarding bi-polar disorder
• reviewing medical publications and treatises regarding bipolar disorder and taking judicial notice of the “most probable near-future” for a debtor who suffering from bipolar disorder
• taking judicial notice of effects of bipolar disorder found in publications by the National Institute of Mental Health and other agencies

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