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The question becomes is he avoiding trial or really mentally ill. >> they prefer to not do that. worst thing they get a conviction and gets thrown out in appellate court. >> i won a case that way. he wasn't properly advised. they went ahead without him. convicted. raised it appeal. reversed it and had to go start again. it does happen. uma: what is adding fuel to the fire he believes he is a military officer from iraq and the fact he wears this uniform. so, you know, by -- >> wanted to wear it at trial. forbade him. uma: common sense he needs to be checked for mental stability. >> bottom line ...

Headlock, but released as soon as he was passed out and walks off on his own. the navy wasn't aware of the video, the sailor kept it to himself. days after democratic congresswoman judy chu called for military hazing hearings and saying that the higher officials must make elimit nagging hazing as a top priority and none of this will change until the secretary of defense commits to eradicate the culture of hazing, that's so ingrained within our groups. since the sailor received general discharges, not dishonorable they won't lose their g.i. benefits. even though they have the right it appeal, n...

Different courts you can go to the regular federal court system, u.s. district court, you can go to the court of federal claims which sits only in d.c. that's for really big cases. then you can go to the u.s. tax court. by the way, the small claims division there, under $50,000, you don't even need a lawyer. it's quite informal. but if you lose, you can't appeal. >> allan chernoff, very eye-opening segment. thank you, sir. really appreciate it. cnnmoney.com has an entire section dedicated to your taxes with explainers, info on tax breaks, a whole lot more. please go to cnnmoney.com, click on t...

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What happens when one says yes and one says no and you can't appeal. that became law this morning. >> it leaves room for shenanigans. countrywide might have been doing fancy-free footwork on behalf of the agencies not part of this. >> countrywide, we now know, this is public information, neil, i'm just talking about it -- >> neil: i give you credit, judge. run with it. >> countrywide gave mortgages at below market rates to politicians. is that a crime? no. but it shows the attitude in the government that there are rules for them but not for the rest of us. part of the bad mortgages dumped in w...