Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Office of Chief Counsel, in which it claims that the IRS can evaluate and collect a court-ordered restitution for nonpayment of taxes without undergoing a civil assessment process.EBSCO_bspTax Adviser
Suttell, Chair of National Center of State Courts (NCSC) 300 Newport Avenue Williamsburg, VA 23185 RE: NCSC Investigation into U.S Family Court Crimes by state judicial public servants/court officials Demand for Remedy and Accountability including demand for compensation, restitution, and remuneration ...
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Each District Court appoints a Clerk of Court, who is responsible for overseeing filings made with the court; maintaining the court's records; processing fees, fines, and restitution; and managing the non-judicial work of the court, including information technology, budget, procurement, human reso...
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criminal jury trials and child support cases. Circuit Court handles payments of delinquent taxes, court costs, fines, fees and restitution as ordered by the Court. The Circuit Court Clerk collects and disburses child support payments as ordered by the Circuit Court Judges. The Circuit Court Clerk...
such notice, state agencies rather than federal courts would be the final arbiters of whether retroactive payments would be ordered, and the notice would not automatically lead to any particular action. Id. at 440 U. S. 347-348. Our review of the long, drawn-out Jordan litigation convinces...
(1982), the Supreme Court of California held that the State of California was collaterally estopped from prosecuting a defendant who had been found, in an administrative action maintained by the State to recoup alleged overpayments, to have not fraudulently obtained welfare benefits. In doing so...
The eventual opinion may or may not end up addressing the UCL directly. According to the Ninth Circuit's order, one of the defendant's arguments was that California law "only recognize[s] unconscionability as a defense to a suit by a lender, not an affirmative UCL action for restitution."...