In Re Nassoko

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• explaining that a debtor may assert the discharge as an affirmative defense in a pending state court case
• observing that the purpose of section 524(a)(2) “is to give complete effect to the discharge.... Once a debt is discharged, the debtor will not be pressured in any way to repay it.” (internal quotation marks and alternation omitted)
• “[A]ctual or constructive knowledge of the discharged debt will suffice to find a party in violation of the discharge injunction.”

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