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Taking Full Advantage of Discovery in Tax Court

“Discovery” is the process by which parties to a law suit exchange information. Each party is required to provide any relevant information requested by his opponent. To many people this is a pretty exciting idea. For anyone who has tried to get honest...

Letters from Prison: Lindsey Springer

Form 1040 is “Divorced” from requirement to file Following is Mr. Lindsey Springer’s latest letter from prison. Mr. Springer and his attorney, Oscar Stilley, are political prisoners. I urge you to support them in any way you can. Information for...

White Collar SWAT Raids on the Increase

White collar SWAT raids happen when you have too many gun-toting agents to keep busy all the time. Honestly, when you’ve got a big hammer, doesn’t everything start looking like a nail? Even a small water bottling company like Mountain Pure Water…...

IRS History? We don’t need no stinking history!

Shelly L. Davis was hired to write IRS history. She was the first and only official historian for the agency. But when she discovered that the agency was deliberately shredding its history, and that it was a cesspit of corruption, incompetence, vindictivness, and...

Letters from Prison: Lindsey Springer

As I have noted on this blog before, a federal court convicted Lindsey Springer of ‘tax crimes’ and imprisoned him for a long time: 15 years. His status as political prisoner has not reduced his interest in various deceptions and misapplications of...

Letters From Prison: Oscar Stilley

Mr. Stilley is a federal political prisoner, in jail for 15 years along with Lindsey Springer. This letter took a month to find its way to Oscar’s blog. He is being held in solitary confinement, no visitors, no privileges. Oscar’s hunger strike has been...

Oscar Stilley’s Hunger Strike Continues: Week 6

I’ve only ever spoken to Oscar Stilley on the phone. Over the course of a couple weeks in 2007 or so, I paid Oscar for some of his time and legal expertise on a case I was pleading on my own. I guess we spent something like ten hours on the phone together talking...

Springer’s Supreme Court Petition, Part VII, Right to Counsel

XVI. PETITIONER’S CONVICTION WAS OBTAINED IN VIOLATION OF HIS SIXTH AMENDMENT RIGHT TO COUNSEL AS HIS WAIVER WAS NOT VOLUNTARY, KNOWINGLY, AND INTELLIGENTLY MADE. The Sixth Amendment secures for People facing trial, with criminal penalties, that such represented...