[nwrep]

This is another topic on which the squishy John Roberts could be on our side. While he is on the side of the police powers on matters of the 4th amendment, he likes to restrain FedGov on this issue every now and then.

[coloradan]

Q. How is this not an egregious violation of the Fourth Amendment?

A. In a totalitarian dictatorship, nothing that government agents ever do is ever wrong, according to said totalitarian dictatorship.

[Sacajaweau]

Holy cr**

[unixfox]

When do we investigate the IRS and it’s parasite employees for all of it’s dirty deeds?

Our Founding Fathers would have burned down their houses and buildings long ago.

[Svartalfiar]

including a request by the IRS to allow its agents to secretly obtain financial records without the need to notify account holders.

Well I haven't researched this case at all, but how is this a Supreme Court case? Seems like it should be a pretty easy, obvious result...?

[DPMD]

Expect the court’s libs to rule in favor of the IRS, no matter what the issue. Taxes, taxes, taxes.

[SuperLuminal]

No problem...
Our communist masters have only our best interests at heart...

[freedomjusticeruleoflaw]

The IRS is exactly what its name implies- internal (within the federal jurisdiction). Claim to be in that jurisdiction by acquiring a federal tax ID number and they will gladly collect money from your income (sic).