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University of California at Berkeley (Bachelor of Arts, 1964). Boalt Hall School of Law, University of California (Juris Doctor, 1968). George Washington University (Master of Laws, Taxation, 1977).
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Author: "Criminal Tax Procedure," Commerce Clearing House Tax Transactions Library, Volume I 1989, Volume II 1990. "Criminal Tax Procedure," Little, Brown & Company, 1995. "What Every Tax Lawyer Should Know About Representing Clients Accused of Tax Fraud, The Receipt of Illegal Income, or the Failure to Report Income," 40th United States.C. Law Center Tax Institute, January, 1988.
Advisor, The Department of Justice Manual, Prentice Hall Law and Business. Editorial Advisory Board, The DOJ Alert, Prentice Hall Law and Business.
Roger Milton Olsen
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Worked at Roger M. Olsen A Professional Corporation. Admitted to the bar, 1969, California. 1977, District of Columbia.
Recipient, Edmund J. Randolph Award, 1987.
Deputy District Attorney, Alameda County District Attorneys Office, 1969-1972. Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Division, United States.
Department of Justice, Washington District of Columbia, 1981-1983. Trial Attorney, 1972-1976, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, 1983-1985 and Assistant Attorney General, 1985-1987, Tax Division, United States.
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Author: "Criminal Tax Procedure," Commerce Clearing House Tax Transactions Library, Volume I 1989, Volume II 1990. "Criminal Tax Procedure," Little, Brown & Company, 1995. "What Every Tax Lawyer Should Know About Representing Clients Accused of Tax Fraud, The Receipt of Illegal Income, or the Failure to Report Income," 40th United States.C. Law Center Tax Institute, January, 1988.
Advisor, The Department of Justice Manual, Prentice Hall Law and Business.
Editorial Advisory Board, The DOJ Alert, Prentice Hall Law and Business. Member: Los Angeles County and American Bar Associations.
State Bar of California (Member, Executive Committee, Taxation Section, 1992-1995). The District of Columbia Bar.
Fellow, American College of Tax Counsel.
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Author: "Criminal Tax Procedure," Commerce Clearing House Tax Transactions Library, Volume I 1989, Volume II 1990. "Criminal Tax Procedure," Little, Brown & Company, 1995. "What Every Tax Lawyer Should Know About Representing Clients Accused of Tax Fraud, The Receipt of Illegal Income, or the Failure to Report Income," 40th United States.C. Law Center Tax Institute, January, 1988.
Advisor, The Department of Justice Manual, Prentice Hall Law and Business. Editorial Advisory Board, The DOJ Alert, Prentice Hall Law and Business.
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Member: Los Angeles County and American Bar Associations. State Bar of California (Member, Executive Committee, Taxation Section, 1992-1995). The District of Columbia Bar.
Fellow, American College of Tax Counsel.
Fellow, American College of Tax Counsel.
