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The Criminal Tax Bulletin from September 2020 discusses various legal cases related to criminal tax law, including rulings on the Fourth Amendment regarding privacy expectations in file-sharing networks, Fifth Amendment rights during interviews under warrant execution, and interpretations of tax evasion and wire fraud statutes. Key cases include United States v. Hoeffener, which upheld warrantless searches of public files, and United States v. Galloway, which clarified the statute of limitations for tax evasion. The bulletin also covers issues of competency to stand trial and sentencing guidelines.

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