United States v. Warren J. Burdett

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• explaining that the taxpayer's purported views of the income tax had been rejected so often that someone who had conducted research could not sincerely believe that those views were correct
• affirming conviction of defendant who was convinced in part by Schiffs book entitled How Anyone Can Stop Paying Taxes that the filing of a tax return was voluntary, and that his wages were not taxable

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