Wesley Snipes
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Rape, Sports, Tax Law, Television, Wesley Snipes
Evading Taxes Like So Many Vampires and Los Blancos Defenders
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Education / Schools, Law Schools, Non-Sequiturs, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Wesley Snipes
Non-Sequiturs: 03.03.11
* Wesley Snipes wants the Supreme Court to review his conviction. Or maybe he’s just doing research because he wants the lead role in a Clarence Thomas biopic: The Silence. [TaxProf Blog] * Congratulations to David Rivkin of Debevoise & Plimpton — a man who I remember as having great seats at Shea Stadium — […] - Sponsored
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ATL Week in Review: November 20-24
* Another week, another Borat lawsuit. * Wow — it doesn’t take much to get lawyers all hot and bothered. But ATL readers were evidently untroubled. * Merry Christmas. There will be no O.J. Simpson book. * But no Britney sex tape, either. * Wesley Snipes has some harsh words for the IRS. And Judge […]
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Conspiracy Theories, Tax Law, Wesley Snipes
Wesley Snipes Is Still Looking for the Real Tax Cheat (in Namibia)
Ah, Wesley Snipes. Not only is he an alleged tax cheat, as well as a possible fugitive from justice; he’s also practically illiterate a rather poor writer. In an email to Scott Maxwell, a writer for the Orlando Sentinel (huh?), Snipes wrote: Hi Scott, guess you can imagine I’ve been a little busy. Wow this […] -
Celebrities, Movies, Rank Stupidity, Tax Law, Wesley Snipes, White-Collar Crime
Non-Sequiturs: 11.21.06
* Woo-hoo!!! Good news for online rumor-mongerers like ourselves. [Volokh Conspiracy; Instapundit] * And a bit of bad news, too. [Concurring Opinions] * We weren’t the only ones who had fun at Federalistapalooza. [Southern Appeal] * “Conservative civil war”: Not just at the Federalist Society. [Andrew Sullivan; Instapundit; Ryan Sager] * When the subject of […] -
Celebrities, Crime, Movies, Tax Law, Wesley Snipes
Wesley Snipes Still in Tax Trouble, Still a C-List Movie Star
That’ll teach us to rely upon the mainstream media. Last week we passed along the news, reported by Variety, that movie star Wesley Snipes had cut a deal with the Internal Revenue Service. Snipes stands accused of engaging in massive tax fraud. According to Variety, Snipes negotiated a deal under which he wouldn’t serve any […] -
Celebrities, Movies, Rank Stupidity, Tax Law, Wesley Snipes, White-Collar Crime
Wesley Snipes Cuts a Deal with the IRS
And aficionados of direct-to-video movies rejoice. UPI reports: Hollywood actor Wesley Snipes will avoid any time in jail on tax fraud charges as part of a recent settlement with the Internal Revenue Service. The 44-year-old star of the “Blade” film trilogy had been wanted in connection with his attempt to claim $12 million in tax […] -
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ATL Week in Review: October 16-20
* This week we crowned America’s hottest law school deans: Evan Caminker, of Michigan, and Asha Rangappa, of Yale. When contacted by ATL, both of them issued gracious statements. * So there’s no contest for you to vote in over the weekend. But please participate in our informal reader poll, seeking to ascertain your Favorite […] - Sponsored
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Celebrities, Money, Rank Stupidity, Tax Law, Wesley Snipes
White Men Can't Jump -- But They Can Nab You for Tax Evasion
Wesley Snipes — remember him? Okay, so you don’t (and we can’t fault you). But even if you’ve forgotten all about Mr. Snipes, the IRS hasn’t. From CNN: Movie actor Wesley Snipes was indicted Tuesday on eight counts of tax fraud accusing him of trying to cheat the government of $12 million in false refund […]
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