A prominent civil rights attorney whose Web site touts his stand against "police brutality and other government corruption" was convicted Friday of federal tax evasion and fraud charges. California attorney Stephen Yagman was found guilty of trying to avoid paying more than $100,000 in federal income taxes while living a lavish lifestyle replete with expensive suits from London, Aspen vacations and fine dining.
June 26, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
A prominent civil rights attorney whose Web site touts his stand against “police brutality and other government corruption” was convicted Friday of federal tax evasion and fraud charges.
Venice, Calif., attorney Stephen Yagman was found guilty of trying to avoid paying more than $100,000 in federal income taxes while living a lavish lifestyle replete with expensive suits from London, Aspen vacations and fine dining.
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