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High court dismisses actor's appeal on tax evasion convictionupdated: Mon Jun 06 2011 10:43:00

The Supreme Court has refused to hear the appeal of actor Wesley Snipes over his federal conviction on tax evasion charges.

Actor Wesley Snipes reports to prison to begin sentenceupdated: Thu Dec 09 2010 13:28:00

Actor Wesley Snipes reported to a medium-security Pennsylvania prison Thursday to begin a three-year sentence for failing to file tax returns.

Wesley Snipes last stand!updated: Thu Dec 09 2010 13:28:00

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Snipes questions whether trial was fairupdated: Wed Dec 08 2010 08:00:00

Wesley Snipes talks to Larry King about his conviction on felony tax fraud charges.

Facing prison, Snipes pins hope on 'prayers,' Supreme Courtupdated: Wed Dec 08 2010 08:00:00

Actor Wesley Snipes said he was nervous about going to jail on Thursday, but was hopeful that his prayers would be answered.

Actor Wesley Snipes to report to Pennsylvania prison on December 9updated: Thu Dec 02 2010 13:54:00

Actor Wesley Snipes will begin serving a three-year prison sentence December 9 for failing to file income tax returns, the Justice Department announced Wednesday.

Appeals court upholds Wesley Snipes' sentenceupdated: Sat Jul 17 2010 08:32:00

A federal appeals court has denied actor Wesley Snipes' claim that his three-year prison sentence for tax evasion was "unreasonable."

FSB: Snipes' jail time: A tax-protest 'wake-up call'updated: Mon Apr 28 2008 12:59:00

Actor Wesley Snipes was sentenced Thursday to three years in prison for failing to file tax returns. Despite surprising the court with a $5 million down payment on his outstanding tax balance, Snipes received the maximum jail time requested by federal prosecutors.

Time.com: Snipes Apologizes For 'Costly Mistakes'updated: Fri Apr 25 2008 18:00:00

People.com: Wesley Snipes Sentenced to Three Years in Jailupdated: Fri Apr 25 2008 14:46:00

The Hollywood star gets the maximum for failing to file his tax returns

Snipes gets the max -- 3 years -- in tax caseupdated: Thu Apr 24 2008 20:53:00

Actor Wesley Snipes was sentenced Thursday to three years in prison for three misdemeanor counts of failing to file tax returns -- the maximum requested by federal prosecutors.

Wesley Snipes leaves courtupdated: Thu Apr 24 2008 20:53:00

Actor Wesley Snipes leaves an Ocala, Florida court after being sentenced to three years in prison for tax evasion.

Snipes arrives for sentencingupdated: Thu Apr 24 2008 19:50:00

Actor Wesley Snipes arrives at court in Ocala, Florida to be sentenced for tax fraud.

Actor, TV judges put in good word for Snipesupdated: Thu Apr 24 2008 19:50:00

Actor Woody Harrelson and TV show judges Joe Brown and Greg Mathis are among the people who wrote character references for actor Wesley Snipes.

Time.com: Wesley Snipes Faces Sentencingupdated: Thu Apr 24 2008 12:00:00

Wesley Snipes is in central Florida to learn his punishment for three misdemeanor tax convictions

Time.com: Wesley Snipes Faces Sentencing over Taxupdated: Thu Apr 24 2008 08:00:00

Action star Wesley Snipes will learn his punishment Thursday for three misdemeanor tax convictions

Feds to judge: Give Snipes maximum penaltyupdated: Tue Apr 15 2008 14:37:00

Federal prosecutors Tuesday urged a Florida judge to sentence actor Wesley Snipes to three years in prison and fine him $5 million to demonstrate to taxpayers that refusal to pay income taxes carries severe penalties.

FSB: Snipes cleared of felony tax-fraud chargesupdated: Tue Feb 05 2008 09:28:00

In the highest-profile tax-protest trial in years, Wesley Snipes was acquitted late last week by a federal jury on felony charges of tax fraud and conspiracy.

People.com: Wesley Snipes Acquitted of Tax Fraudupdated: Sat Feb 02 2008 10:42:00

Wesley Snipes was acquitted of tax fraud but was convicted of failure to file taxes, in a Florida courtroom Friday.

Snipes acquitted of tax fraud, conspiracyupdated: Fri Feb 01 2008 21:42:00

Actor Wesley Snipes was found guilty Friday on three misdemeanor charges of failing to file tax returns -- but jurors cleared him of more serious felony charges of tax fraud and conspiracy.

Attorney defends Snipesupdated: Fri Feb 01 2008 21:42:00

Actor Wesley Snipes' attorney defends his client's reputation after he was convicted of of failing to file tax returns.

Last Word: Not by a long shotupdated: Fri Feb 01 2008 17:08:00

In Session's Jami Floyd has the Last Word on Wesley Snipes' tax evasion trial.

People.com: Wesley Snipes: 'I'm Looking Forward to Being Free'updated: Wed Jan 30 2008 08:10:00

U.S. Attorney Robert E. O'Neill got the jury in the Wesley Snipes trial laughing on Tuesday – no small feat in a tax-evasion trial – bringing up Steve Martin and his King Tut routine. From that he launched into the comedian's "How to Make a Million Dollars and Not Pay Taxes."

FSB: Wesley Snipes tax protest case heads to courtupdated: Fri Jan 18 2008 11:56:00

Opening arguments began yesterday in Ocala, Fla., on a tax-fraud case that could land actor Wesley Snipes in jail for up to 16 years.

People.com: Wesley Snipes Tax-Fraud Trial Beginsupdated: Wed Jan 16 2008 18:02:00

Wesley Snipes's failure to file income-tax returns during the six years he made nearly $38 million was due to bad advice, the actor's attorney said during opening statements in a federal trial in Ocala, Fla., Wednesday.

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