United States v. Edwin E. Dack
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Per curiam
Edwin E. Dack appeals from his conviction of tax evasion, challenging, inter alia, the district court’s instruction that “it is not a defense to the charges in the indictment that the Internal Revenue Service failed to make or file a tax assessment.” He contends that this instruction (1) misstated the law inasmuch as a valid tax assessment is an essential element of the tax evasion charge and (2) undercut his affirmative defense that he possessed a good faith belief in the necessity of a tax assessment. Wé think these contentions have no merit, and we affirm.
Dack was indicted for attempting…
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