J. W. Baldridge v. United States of America and Donald B. Nettles, Special Agent of the Internal Revenue Service

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• determination regarding future admissibility of subpoenaed materials would be in the nature of an advisory opinion
• Where appellant complied with the court order enforcing subpoena, “[t]here is nothing on this appeal for this Court to decide. The case is moot.”
• appeal from district court order enforcing IRS subpoena became moot upon accountant for taxpayer’s compliance with the order

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