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A federal court is set to decide whether Shilo Sanders can discharge an $11.89 million debt through bankruptcy, related to a 2015 incident at his school. Pretrial rulings have allowed some evidence and expert testimony to be presented, with the central issue being whether the debt resulted from a "willful and malicious injury." The outcome will determine if Sanders remains responsible for the judgment or if he can eliminate it based on claims of self-defense.
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