Williams v. International Typographical Union

How later courts describe this case

• compliance should accrue on the date fixed by the special boards as the time limit for such compliance in subdivision (p)
• return contained only name and references to various constitutional provisions alleged to excuse taxpayer from filing a return
• photograph bore the same date as the appellant's confession; therefore, the jury would not have necessarily concluded from *Page 928 seeing photograph that the appellant had a prior criminal record
• reclassification of a printer from “working at the trade” to “not working at the trade” not disciplinary
• trial judge has the authority and responsibility, either sua sponte or upon counsel's motion, to dismiss prospective jurors for cause
• “A taxpayer’s return which does not contain any information relating to the taxpayer’s income from which the tax can be computed is not a return within the meaning of the Internal Revenue Code ... ”
• affirming conviction on indictment returned in New York