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Last summer, the Supreme Court of the United States held that the 30-day time limit to file a Collection Due Process (CDP) petition is a non-jurisdictional deadline subject...

Bringing a charge against anyone, just hypothetically, and there is a reason you cant for a certain period of time, you have to think about what that does to the statute of limitations. thats a ledge mitt question. >> in normal cases is there a way to hit pause on the statute of limitations for whatever reason, not necessarily specific to the president, if you cant charge somebody who you might otherwise charge, the statute of limitations doesnt run out while youve got that interregnum? >> there...

Thats a legitimate question. >> in normal cases, is there a way to hit pause on the statute of limitations for whatever reason, not necessarily specific to the president, if you cant charge somebody who you might otherwise charge, the statute of limitations doesnt run out while youve got that interregnum? >> there are a few statutory provisions, for example, if youre a fugitive. there is also a statute saying if during a wartime, a fraud against the government, the statute of limitations for tha...

Anymore, right? >> theres statute of limitations but if you have a conspiracy you may be able to stall it. theres a legal definition called tolling, equitable tolling, so if the government does re-open their case and charge trafficking, conspiracy, defraughting the government, these are big issues. >> youre making a leap from lying to trafficking but there is a link -- >> that was the investigation for two years. >> you think this is going somewhere? >> what is telling is this friday there will ...