United States v. Diapulse Corporation of America, Also Known as the Diapulse Manufacturing Corporation of America, a Corporation

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• stating “[t]he passage of a statute is in a sense, an implied finding that violations will harm the public and ought, if necessary, be restrained”
• rejecting arguments that requirement to file tax returns violates the Fifth 26 or Thirteenth Amendments
• “The passage of the statute is, in a sense, an implied finding that violations will harm the public and ought, if necessary, be restrained.”
• injunction which puts defendant out of business not impermissible

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).