You have it, they'll come after it but...

[Judge Roy Bean]

You already knew that, so....should anyone be surprised?

IRS, Justice Target Undisclosed Assets In Swiss Accounts

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... 27_pf.html

At the Beverly Hills office of criminal defense lawyer Edward M. Robbins Jr., anxious new clients are showing up with an unexpected problem.

The clients put money in Swiss bank accounts, where it was supposed to stay secret. But now those depositors fear the U.S. Internal Revenue Service and the Justice Department will gain access to their bank records, Robbins said.

"They're coming in from the cold. They're nervous," Robbins said.

Just more evidence that when wealth is threatened, it can afford to seek shelter.

[The Observer]

The ironic thing here is Ed Robbins used to be a US Attorney prosecuting these types of cases - and one of the current US Attorneys is Nathan Hochman, who used to defend these type of cases.

It's getting to be you need a scorecard to keep track of the players...

[Demosthenes]

one of the current US Attorneys is Nathan Hochman

He's not a US Attorney, he's the Assistant Attorney General, Tax Division. He's also a FOQ (fan of Quatloos).

[grixit]

Has he ever posted here?

[grixit]

Keyboard warning please!

[Dr. Caligari]

The ironic thing here is Ed Robbins used to be a US Attorney prosecuting these types of cases - and one of the current US Attorneys is Nathan Hochman, who used to defend these type of cases.

It's getting to be you need a scorecard to keep track of the players...

And Robbins is at the firm where Hochman used to practice before joining the DOJ.

[grixit]

The ironic thing here is Ed Robbins used to be a US Attorney prosecuting these types of cases - and one of the current US Attorneys is Nathan Hochman, who used to defend these type of cases.

It's getting to be you need a scorecard to keep track of the players...

And Robbins is at the firm where Hochman used to practice befor e joining the DOJ.

So, will they keep stipulating to each other's points?

[webhick]

The ironic thing here is Ed Robbins used to be a US Attorney prosecuting these types of cases - and one of the current US Attorneys is Nathan Hochman, who used to defend these type of cases.

It's getting to be you need a scorecard to keep track of the players...

And Robbins is at the firm where Hochman used to practice befor e joining the DOJ.

So, will they keep stipulating to each other's points?

My eyes went blurry there for a second and it looked like you said, "So, will they keep smoking each other's joints?" Good thing I did a double-take.

[grixit]

So, will they keep stipulating to each other's points?

My eyes went blurry there for a second and it looked like you said, "So, will they keep smoking each other's joints?" Good thing I did a double-take.

They may be close friends but i think they can refrain from stroking each other's joints in open court. Dunno about chambers, though.

[webhick]

So, will they keep stipulating to each other's points?

My eyes went blurry there for a second and it looked like you said, "So, will they keep smoking each other's joints?" Good thing I did a double-take.

They may be close friends but i think they can refrain from stroking each other's joints in open court. Dunno about chambers, though.

That was priceless.

[Nikki]

Repeat note to self: No Q after dinner.

[Judge Roy Bean]

Quatloos is sometimes better understood in the evenings with good tequila.