United States v. Gordon S. Buttorff and Charles A. Dodge

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• affirming, despite First Amendment challenges, convictions for providing tax-evasion information at \large public gatherings\ to participants whom the defendants did not personally meet
• affirming, despite First Amendment challenges, convictions for providing tax-evasion information at “large public gatherings” to participants whom the defendants did not personally meet
• held specious defendant’s argument that he did not incur a tax liability in a given year because the government owed him a refund for withholding
• no right to representation by laymen

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