USA v. Charles Littlejohn
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24-3019
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November 14, 2025
DC Circ. Urged To Block Trump Org. From IRS Leaker's Appeal
President Donald Trump's private business organization should not be allowed to intervene in a former IRS contractor's challenge to his prison sentence for leaking Trump's and other wealthy people's tax returns, the contractor told the D.C. Circuit, saying the organization's participation would unfairly bias the court.
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November 13, 2025
Trump Org. Pushes DC Circ. To Back IRS Leaker's Sentence
President Donald Trump's private business organization said it opposes any reduction to the five-year prison sentence of the former IRS contractor who leaked Trump's tax returns and thousands of others, telling the D.C. Circuit the leaker has been shown enough leniency.
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November 04, 2025
DC Circ. Skeptical Of IRS Data Leaker's Qualms About Judge
The D.C. Circuit seemed unlikely Tuesday to grant a request for resentencing by an IRS contractor serving prison time for leaking the tax returns of President Donald Trump and others to the media, suggesting his judge did nothing wrong in giving him the maximum term.
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August 21, 2025
Gov't Shrugs Off Sentencing Errors, IRS Leaker Tells DC Circ.
The IRS contractor appealing his five-year prison sentence for leaking thousands of wealthy people's tax returns to the media accused the U.S. of glossing over sentencing errors that unfairly burdened him with "the harshest sentence possible," he told the D.C. Circuit.
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July 17, 2025
IRS Leaker Asks DC Circ. To Bar Comments By Ex-Employer
A tech worker appealing a five-year sentence for leaking tax returns while on the job at the IRS through contractor Booz Allen asked the D.C. Circuit on Thursday to block his former employer from weighing in, saying the company's opinion that he should finish his prison term is irrelevant.
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July 15, 2025
Booz Allen Urges DC Circ. To Affirm IRS Leak Sentence
Government contractor Booz Allen Hamilton urged the D.C. Circuit to uphold the five-year prison sentence of its former employee for leaking tax returns while on a job at the IRS, saying the crime has hurt the company's reputation and subjected it to "baseless lawsuits."
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July 10, 2025
IRS Leaker Fairly Sentenced To 5 Years, Gov't Tells DC Circ.
The judge who sentenced an IRS contractor for leaking thousands of wealthy people's tax returns to the media, including those of President Donald Trump, kept an open mind when she decided to deliver the maximum five-year prison term, the government told the D.C. Circuit, arguing the sentence was fair.
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April 02, 2025
Jailed IRS Leaker Says Judge 'Predetermined' Sentence
The IRS contractor imprisoned for leaking thousands of tax returns, including those of President Donald Trump, to national media outlets asked the D.C. Circuit to rescind his sentence, saying a federal judge held off-the-record meetings that revealed her determination to deliver the maximum punishment.