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Appeals Court Affirms 5-Year Prison Term for Source who Leaked Tax Info to NY Times and ProPublica

A federal appeals court is affirming a five-year prison sentence for Charles Littlejohn, a consultant to the IRS who leaked President Trump’s tax return information to the New York Times and tax information about thousands of the richest Americans including Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Warren Buffett to ProPublica. The post Appeals Court Affirms 5-Year Prison Term for Source who Leaked Tax Info to NY Times and ProPublica appeared first on .

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Appeals Court Affirms 5-Year Prison Term for Source who Leaked Tax Info to NY Times and ProPublica
A federal appeals court is affirming a five-year prison sentence for Charles Littlejohn, a consultant to the IRS who leaked President Trump’s tax return information to the New York Times and tax information about thousands of the richest Americans including Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Warren Buffett to ProPublica. The post Appeals Court Affirms 5-Year Prison Term for Source who Leaked Tax Info to NY Times and ProPublica appeared first on .
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