Hi Tessa Rose,
As you know I am not a lawyer, so this suggestion should be considered in that light!
I believe that if you tell your jury, that the judge will instruct you, That if You believed in your reliance documents, i.e., Theft by Deception Tape and the 861.info disk. even though they are correct, you can not be found "guilty" for believing in your reliance documents. Even if they are found to be incorrect, you can not be found "guilty" for believing in them.
Tell them the judge will instruct them to find you "NOT Guilty" if you believed in your reliance documents, and you can't understand why they brought you to trial, since the government know this fact. The only other reason would be...a couple of government plants on the jury getting paid $500 a day with a $1,000 bonus for conviction!
The IRS has had my reliance documents for years. I told them for year and I am telling you now, I relied on these documents . I believed they are right and truthful!
Tell your jury that you tried to get your 6 questions answered, but the IRS has not answered them as of today! The IRS wrote the law, so they should know the answer. Why don't they publish it in the newspapers so all could know that answer? There are only 6 questions and you don't know the answer, so please do send me to jail for not knowing the answer or possibly making a mistake. Ask them is this a reason to send a mother to jail and take her from her daughter? What kind of government people would send a mother to jail because she did not know the answer to questions the government should have answered?
Tell your jury that you wanted to pay your legal fair share and that right after this trial you and the IRS will be going to a civil trial so you may pay your legal fair share as the law provides. Tell them that this trial is not about money!
posted by Bob Graham @ 9:03 AM
