dont you think the US authorities should let him off just because of the Blade movie?
he has fled the US and his lawyers have dropped him, he doesnt face much of a chance.
i think they should give him a sword in jail just to see what happens…
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006480357,00.html
Movie star Wesley Snipes faces trial on tax evasion charges, and his attorney claims Ocala residents are too closed-minded.
Actor Wesley Snipes’ claim that he can’t get a fair trial in Ocala due t…
http://tinyurl.com/yzmf44c
wesley-snipes-prison-sentenceW ESLEY SNIPES has appealed his three-year prison sentence on U.S. federal tax charges – insisting the term is unreasonable.
The Blade: Trin…
He was found guilty today and used a little known argument in his defense that I’ve heard before from anti-tax protestors or advocates in the past.
After reading the article on Yahoo!, could someone in the tax profession (preferably a tax attorney) please explain whether or not Wesley’s defense was a valid one and that the government is simply refusing to allow anyone to successfully expose the fact that the Treasury department is not an agency of the IRS or, vice versa, and explain the actual meaning of the “861 argument?”