Passenger 57-0245823--Snipes gets the max

I was ready to defend Mr. Mays Hayes till this:

Snipes maintained in a years-long battle with the IRS he did not have to pay taxes, using fringe arguments common to "tax protesters" who say the government has no legal right to collect. After joining Kahn's group, the government said Snipes instructed his employees to stop paying their own taxes and sought $11 million in 1996 and 1997 taxes he legally paid.

Mmmmkay.

 

Nah man, you saw U.S. Marshalls. If Tommy Lee Jones can't catch him, no-one can.

 

And of course every one is innocent as the driven snow, aren't they?

 

Didn't you know? No one in jail is guilty.

 

thanks pookie.

 

Wonder if someone will arrange for Snipes to fight Iceman Chambers while he's in the big house?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0281322/

 

There is no whatever else. There's good behavior, and that's it. No parole in the federal system. I believe you get 54 days good behavior credit per year, though I think the transition process back out of prison can include serving the last few months at a halfway house or some such.

 

Only you could try and spin this in some other direction. Correction, only you and a handful of others on this board.

Never mind that many of the people are in prison for laws which make no sense (the point of highlighting that is to hopefully bring about changes to said unjust laws...but don't let that get in your way).