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Old 12-12-2007, 03:10 PM
farmer_giles_of_ham farmer_giles_of_ham is offline
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I always wondered how anyone could ever prove some one did not file a return. The mere absence of such material in the IRS files, just means that- it isnt there. The post office could have lost it, the IRS lost it, the dog ate it, whatever.


I did notice that the defendant failed to challenge the conclusion that he had any "earnings", unless the Court blatantly ignored that challenge, without even addressing it.


The Court characterized this as

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Appellant argues that (A) the indictment does not adequately inform him of the charges against him;

And then says, "yes it does". Maybe we are missing something here. Also there is some verbiage about "resident", but we dont know what the challenge was. None of this has to do with the 14th amendment of course, it just got me thinking is all.

Thanks for the post.
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