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CaseNo: CVCRLI132340, CourtCode: AP, CourtName: IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS, Plaintiff: CHARLES, State: AZ Arizona, UniqueCaseRef: LCD>CVCRLI132340, Debt, Fdcpa, Consumer, Federal Trade Commission, Obligation, District Court, Act, Transaction, Debt Collectors, Congress, Third-party, Pay, United States, General Counsel, Isenstadt, Debt Collection Practices, Legislation, Consumer Affairs, Household Purposes, Assistant General Counsel, Pay Money, Public Policy, Stephen Calkins, Shaffer, Deputy General Counsel, Pennsylvania Ave, Washington, Authorities , ContentID: 120248146

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1 . AMICUS BRIEF

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
FDCPA
CONSUMER
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
OBLIGATION
DISTRICT COURT
ACT
TRANSACTION
DEBT COLLECTORS
CONGRESS
THIRD-PARTY
PAY
UNITED STATES
PLAINTIFF
DEFENDANTS
GENERAL COUNSEL
ISENSTADT
DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES
LEGISLATION
CONSUMER AFFAIRS
HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES
ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL
PAY MONEY
PUBLIC POLICY
STEPHEN CALKINS
SHAFFER
DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL
PENNSYLVANIA AVE
WASHINGTON
AUTHORITIES
                   IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS
                           FOR THE NINTH CIRCUIT

                               No. 96-15995

                   SHAROLYN CHARLES, Plaintiff-Appellant

                                     v.

            CHECK RITE, LTD., INC., LUNDGREN & ASSOCIATES, p.c.,
                and ALVIN R. LUNDGREN, Defendants-Appellees

                             On Appeal from the
                      United States District Court for
                          the District of Arizona

              BRIEF FOR AMICUS CURIAE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION

   STEPHEN CALKINS
   General Counsel

   JAY C. SHAFFER
   Deputy General Counsel

   ERNEST J. ISENSTADT
   Assistant General Counsel
   Federal Trade Commission
   6th & Pennsylvania Ave., N.W
   Washington, D.C. 20580
   (202) 326-2473

                             TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF AUTHORITIES ........................................................ i
i
STATEMENT OF INTEREST OF FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION ...........................
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STATEMENT OF ISSUE ..........................................................
2
STATEMENT OF THE CASE .......................................................
2
SUMMARY OF ARGUMENT .........................................................
3
ARGUMENT ....................................................................
4
THE COLLECTION OF DISHONORED CHECKS IS COVERED BY THE FDCPA .................
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A. By the Terms of the Act, the Obligation to Pay Arising from a
Consumer Transaction Is a "Debt" and a Third-Party Who Routinely
SNIPPETS:
  • IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS
  • STEPHEN CALKINS
  • JAY C. SHAFFER
  • Deputy General Counsel
  • ERNEST J. ISENSTADT
  • Assistant General Counsel Federal Trade Commission
  • 6th & Pennsylvania Ave., N.W
  • COLLECTION OF DISHONORED CHECKS IS COVERED BY THE FDCPA
  • By the Terms of the Act, the Obligation to Pay Arising from a Consumer Transaction Is a
  • Attempts to Collect Such Debts Is a "Debt Collector"
  • Collection, Whereas the District Court's Decision in Zimmerman v. HBO Affiliate Group, on
  • E. The Policy Reflected in the FDCPA Dictates Treatment of Dishonored Check Collection in the
  • TABLE OF AUTHORITIES CASES:
  • Consumer Credit Protection Act, 15 U.S.C. §§ 1601 et seq.
  • on Consumer Affairs of the Senate Comm.
  • Official Federal Trade Commission Staff Commentary on the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act,
  • The Act contemplates a dual scheme of private and public enforcement, in which Congress has
  • At issue in the present case is whether the FDCPA applies to third-party efforts to collect
  • Subsequently, plaintiff received a series of form letters from defendant Check Rite,
  • Plaintiff brought a class action alleging that defendants had committed various violations of
  • any obligation or alleged obligation of a consumer to pay money arising out of a transaction
  • In turn, the defendants, who "regularly collector attemptto collect" such "debts owed or due
  • Opponents of this legislation claim that, regardless of the amount of consumer harassment or
  • E. The Public Policy Reflected in the FDCPA Dictates Treatment of Dishonored Check Collection
  • 6th & Pennsylvania Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20580
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