Eddie L. Stites and Debbie I. Towler, Husband and Wife v. United States Government
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Per curiam
This is another case in which citizens take it upon themselves to impose upon the federal courts their frivolous and irresponsible claims that wages are not income and that federal income and social security taxes are unconstitutional. Eddie Stites and Debbie Towler, husband and wife, filed a pro se complaint and motion for a temporary writ of prohibition in the district court. In their complaint Stites and Towler named numerous entities and individuals as defendants, including the United States Government, the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, an individual IRS officer, and Stites’ employer,…
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