· 7/19/1974
Kessler v. Bowie Machine Works, Inc.
Citations
- 501 F.2d 617
How courts have described this case
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- finding that blanket refusal to provide any financial information is not protected under the Fifth Amendment
- blanket claim to Fifth Amendment and other objections attached to return with no income information provided
- “[t]he fact that tax protesters are vigorously prosecuted for violation of the tax laws demonstrates nothing more than a legitimate interest in punishing flagrant violaters and deterring violations by others”
- prima facie showing required for discovery
- prima facie showing required for discovery
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