IRS Lawsuit Updates
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Saturday August 20, 2005
Sorry for the lack updates recently. The decision was made to
serve the lawsuit as instructed by the Judge rather than to
appeal. An appeal could be tied up in appeals court for 2 years
or more, by serving as an agency as required by Judge Bucklew, they
cannot delay beyond 60 days. October 1, 2005 now becomes the
deadline. The Wexler Suit has been filed also.
Saturday July 23, 2005
Judge Bucklew continued her defense of the IRS by denying the motion
for default judgment and the motion to reconsider. So monday I
will start the appeal process. The judge based her denial based
on facts not in evidence. Under the court's own rules that is a
no-no and a clear error by the judge, therefore we appeal based on the
record in the case.
Saturday July 2, 2005
The amended Complaint was not filed. No need, IRS
DEFAULTED! No response by the due date. Last week was very
busy with filing notice of default with the Court and visitors from as
far away as Texas and the preparation of a similar lawsuit for our
Texas friends to file. Mississippi, Vermont and Mass. are next,
with requests from North and South Carolina. The process started
Thursday with a copy mailed to Everson to comply with the Fed. R. Civ.
P. to allow time for administrative settlememt or rebuttal. also last
week eleven lawsuits were started against agents in the bay area.
Many have received their copies already, wouldn't you have loved to be
a fly on the wall when the opened that envelope! Another lawsuit
for Florida Plaintiffs is being prepared today with Steve Wexler, St.
Pete agreeing to be the primary plaintiff. Each person who wanted to
join the first lawsuit will be contacted after the 4th of July with
details. Dave b
Thursday June 9, 2005
An amended complaint has been prepared that notices the Court as to the
expected trespass by Department of Justice attorneys.
The amended complaint plugs possible holes in the "substantive
regulation" based claim for damages. This is based on new
research discovered last weekend. The document will be posted
when filed.
Friday June 3, 2005
The process server in Washington called to tell us that the lawsuit
service was made on Friday June 3, 2005. They have 20 days to
respond. Response due by June 24, 2005.
Tuesday May 31, 2005
The lawsuit was filed in the Federal District Court Tampa Division.