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To: philman_36

Where is the conviction?

There is no "conviction" in a civil proceeding for injunctive relief.

There will be a charge of contempt of court, and conviction if he fails to heed the court's order.

Got it?

He gets an opportunity to correct his behavior before someone brings a criminal complaint against him. If he fails to change behavior, that establishes willful conduct and intent for a criminal complaint.

262 posted on 01/15/2003 11:43:48 AM PST by ancient_geezer
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To: ancient_geezer
He gets an opportunity to correct his behavior before someone brings a criminal complaint against him.
And who will bring the criminal complaint forward? The Justice Dept.?
The Justice Department, in a 2001 lawsuit against Bell, alleges that he shows clients how to use Section 861 of the tax code to falsely claim they owe no payroll or income taxes.
Thanks for playing. Good to know the Justice Dept. is "someone" and not something.
264 posted on 01/15/2003 11:53:34 AM PST by philman_36
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