A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge was asked to find the Diocese of Camden in contempt of court based on its alleged efforts to conceal as much as $32 million in assets during Chapter 11 proceedings.

If the contempt motion is granted, the diocese could be subject to postponement of a hearing to approve its disclosure of assets, currently scheduled for Dec. 8, to give the creditors more time to investigate the diocese’s accounts.

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