Because the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruined his day, “The district court acted well within its considerable discretion in sentencing Snipes to thirty-six months in prison.”
WS was looking for probation for his conviction of willful failure to file federal income tax returns.
[h/t White Collar Crime y TaxProf]
Because the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruined his day, “The district court acted well within its considerable discretion in sentencing Snipes to thirty-six months in prison.”
WS was looking for probation for his conviction of willful failure to file federal income tax returns.
[h/t White Collar Crime y TaxProf]
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