THE SHELLOW COLLECTION
Jury Instructions By James M. Shellow of Wisconsin
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    1.    Income Tax Prosecutions: Taxpayers Not Obligated To Cooperate With IRS
    2.    Conspiracy To Violate Federal Tax Law

    See also THE SHELLOW COLLECTION: False Statements On Income Tax Return (26 USC 7206(1)) And Filing False Tax Return (26 USC 7207).

    See also THE SHELLOW COLLECTION: Impeding Internal Revenue Service (26 USC 7212(a)).

THE SHELLOW COLLECTION
Jury Instructions By James M. Shellow of Wisconsin

1.    Income Tax Prosecutions: Taxpayer Not Obligated To Cooperate With IRS

ALERT:  Carefully review the Caveats and Disclaimers before using these materials.

SAMPLE INSTRUCTION:

    A taxpayer is under no obligation to furnish agents of the Internal Revenue Service with any books and records, nor is he under any obligation to answer questions asked by such agents.

CASES WHERE THE ABOVE INSTRUCTION WAS GIVEN:

United States v. Marrinson, No. 85-CR-225 (N.D. Ill. 1986); United States v. Hestnes, No. 77-CR-23 (W.D. Wis. 1977).

RELATED NCJIC MATERIALS:

See generally NCJIC 300.23 [Privilege Against Self Incrimination (5th Amendment)].

THE SHELLOW COLLECTION
Jury Instructions By James M. Shellow of Wisconsin

2.    Conspiracy To Violate Federal Tax Law

    See THE SHELLOW COLLECTION:  Conspiracy Generally: Conspiracy To Violate Federal Tax Law.