People v. Doss
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Mills
Illinois income tax return.
Perjury and filing fraudulent return charges were leveled against the attorney-preparer.
The trial court held that this indictment failed to adequately state criminal offenses and dismissed it.
We agree and affirm.
A two-count indictment was filed against Doss, charging him with perjury and with filing a fraudulent tax return. Count I alleged, in pertinent part, that defendant had:
“* ° ° committed the offense of PERJURY, in violation of Section 32 — 2 of the Criminal Code of 1961, as amended, in that under affirmation and verifying that the statements made were under…
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