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Is asking IRS agents to leak President Trump’s tax return a crime (and constitutionally unprotected)? – The Washington Post

by Kenneth Pybus  |  03.23.17  |  Free Speech

It may well be constitutionally unprotected solicitation of crime, though the law in this area is vague.

Source: Is asking IRS agents to leak President Trump’s tax return a crime (and constitutionally unprotected)? – The Washington Post

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