United States v. Jackson Buster Wells
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
HOLLOWAY, Chief Judge.
Defendant Wells was charged with willfully failing to file income tax returns un der 26 U.S.C. § 7203 (1982). I R. 1-3. At trial, defense counsel conceded that Wells had not filed returns for the years 1977-1980, but argued that the failure to do so was the result of a mistaken interpretation of the tax laws. I R. 149 (Defendant’s requested instruction no. 13); VII R. 58-67 (Defendant’s closing argument). The court entered a judgment of conviction pursuant to a jury verdict, and this appeal followed. I R. 214; VII R. 89, 91.
In this appeal, the defendant presses the…
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