If you’d like to read the entire argument made in favor of the maximum sentence, you can read the US Sentencing Memorandum here by downloading it as a pdf (it’s 37 pages!).
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2 opinions for The Case Against Snipes
Snipes Promises Appeal
Apr 24, 2008 at 8:02 pm
[…] nearly impossible to tell what Snipes owes at this point. Prosecutors allege that Snipes has, over the years, hidden at least $41 million from taxing authorit…. Snipes’ lawyers dispute that amount, claiming that the amount actually due is less than a […]
Mike
May 4, 2008 at 7:54 pm
All men were created equal and if you are going to comit the crime (ie hiding money out of state then suck it up and do the time.)
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