United States v. Herman L. Taylor
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
ALBERT V. BRYAN, Circuit Judge.
Probation, after convictions of tax offenses, was granted Herman L. Taylor on condition that he pay fines of $20,000.00 within a specified time. For his failure to do so, the District Court revoked the probation and ordered executed the sen- fences of imprisonment previously passed on him but suspended during probation. Appealing, Taylor maintains that his probation was not revocable for nonpayment of the fines because the default was not neglectful or wilful but due solely to his inability to raise the money.
Taylor’s crimes are described in our opinion…
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