Amos v. Commissioner

Decided 1964-10-21

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Withey, J., dissenting: In my view the majority has here adopted as a rule of law a principle which has the effect of depriving any taxpayer who has been convicted under section 7201 of the 1954 Code, either by a jury or by a judge sitting without a jury, of his constitutional right to due process before being deprived of his property. This has been done through the use of the principle of collateral estoppel.…

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