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Did Lois Lerner Illegally Disclose Information to the FEC?

Aug 15, 2013

BeforeItsNews.com-Further, once an organization is granted tax exemption, federal law mandates that its application as well as the IRS’s approval letter be made publicly available; since its application was not publicly available, lawyers could have deduced that its file was pending. For this reason and others, Bryan Camp of Texas Tech University’s law school does not believe Lerner broke the law. “Assuming the disclosure occurred, I don’t see that as a 6103 violation,” he says, citing a provision that allows the IRS to verify whether an organization is “currently held to be exempt.” But Camp adds a caveat. “The law of disclosure is complex and treacherous,” he says. “There are very few, even in the office of chief counsel, who understand all the ins and outs.”

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Child killer pleads guilty

Aug 15, 2013

Odessa America-Patrick Metze, a Texas Tech law professor and director of the Criminal Defense Clinic and Capital Punishment Clinic at the Texas Tech School of Law, said such plea deals happen often.

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