United States v. Richard Ralston Catlett

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• referring to “first amendment right to protest government ... tax policies”
• “A hearing is necessitated only when the motion alleges sufficient facts to take the question past the frivolous state, and raises a reasonable doubt as to the prosecutor’s purpose” (citations omitted)

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