· 2/9/2016
State of Tennessee v. John Eugene Grigsby
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- rejecting argument that jury instructions improperly included affirmative acts of evasion that were \not crimes\
- discussing how the use of a sham corporation to conduct business and pay personal expenses supported the defendant’s willfulness
- discussing the facts from which a reasonable jury could decide that the defendant used a variety of business practices to willfully conceal income from the Internal Revenue Service
- using a shell corporation to fund personal expenses is an affirmative act of evasion
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Judges: Judge Roger A. Page
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