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Idiot Legal Arguments Section Six (7077 words) |
 | US (7th Cir 1988) 868 F2d 236; ("The validity of that process [adopting the 16th Amendment] and if the resulting constitutional amendment are no longer open questions.") US v. |
| US (ED Wash unpub 1/4/96) 77 AFTR2d 724 aff'd (9th Cir unpub 10/9/96) 78 AFTR2d 6941 ("devoid of merit"); US v. |
| US (WD Mich unpub 11/23/94) 75 AFTR2d 495, 95 USTC para 50029 ("The [CFR] list does not purport to limit the applicability of statutory sections."; also attempted to argue that an unambiguous statute could not be enforced without a corresponding reg, but 26 USC sec. |
| Idiot Legal Arguments Section Nine (6699 words) |
| US (WD Mich unpub 11/23/94) 75 AFTR2d 495, 95 USTC para 50029 ("This convoluted argument is wholly baseless."); (sued unsuccessfully to compel tax-evasion organization, which had given him the instructions that landed him as a defendant in criminal court, to pay for his defense lawyer) US v. |
| US (ED Mich 1985) 616 F.Supp 246; (not allowed to commence a lawsuit against govt employees by using a substituted service which is not authorized by the federal or state court rules) Salman v. |
| Peck (1810) 10 US (6 Cranch) 87 at 128; and the burden of proving its unconstitutionality (or the invalidity of its adoption) rests entirely on the litigant who is challenging the law; Brown v. |
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