United States of America and Earl Tripplett, Revenue Officer, Irs v. The First National Bank of Chicago

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• stating that the United States’ interest in collecting taxes “is of importance to the financial integrity of the nation”
• unsworn attorney letters and nonlawyer affidavits offered as proof of Greek law admissible pursuant to Rule 44.1
• risk of substantial criminal penalties under Greek banking laws led court not to order document production
• unsworn attorney letters and nonlawyer affidavits offered as proof of Greek law admissible pursuant to Rule 44.1
• district court properly admitted letters, affidavits and translations into evidence

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