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Brief Of AppellantHere is the 109 page appeal brief filed by Christopher "Rizler" Smith. I'm still reading through it myself. More when I'm done. Bookmark/Search this post with:
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Why should the taxpayer have
Why should the taxpayer have to pay for this appeal? Maybe his relatives should check their cereal boxes for cash they forgot about.
Tax Payers Money?
Just wait until you have the Gov't SEIZE everything from U--ex. David Copperfield in Las Vegas....I guess you would rather BAIL out Fannie Mae etc. rather than help citizens! What are you talking about with the cereal boxes?? If I remember right--David Copperfield had cigar boxes--Is that Illegal?? And especially now days!
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