United States v. Mueller
Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
WEIS, Senior Circuit Judge:
Defendant was convicted on one count of tax evasion and two counts of tax perjury based on his failure to report and pay tax on funds he acquired by failing to distribute a liquidating dividend of a corporation he controlled. We determine that there was adequate evidence to sustain those judgments.
Defendant was also convicted on one count of bank fraud arising from the liquidation. However, we conclude that the defendant’s conduct in obstructing discovery and filing misleading pleadings in a civil suit brought by a financial institution to recover dividends due it…
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