United States v. Feaster
1988.C06.41892; 843 F.2D 1392
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Descripción editorial
Per Curiam. Appellant, James B. Feaster ("Feaster"), found guilty in five counts of an eleven count indictment, challenges his convictions based upon claims of outrageous governmental conduct, insufficiency of evidence, and denial of a fair trial. An investigation of appellant was pursued by the IRS spanning a number of years. Appellant, a tax attorney, contends that the governments investigation and his resulting convictions were based upon a government vendetta against him.