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· 10/11/2023

In the Matter of Two Applications for a Criminal Complaint

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that “26 U.S.C. § 6065 . . . requires that returns be signed under penalty of perjury”
  • holding that certification for purposes of substitution is judicially reviewable
  • holding that scope-of-employment certification is subject to judicial review
  • recognizing that the use of the word “‘shall’ generally means ‘must’”
  • stating that cases against the United States under the FTCA “unfold much as cases do against other employers who concede respondeat superior liability”
  • stating that cases against the United States under the FTCA “unfold much as cases do against other employers who concede respondeat superi- or liability”

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