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Anderson: ‘Diminished that oath’

Anderson: ‘Diminished that oath’

Panel debates whether can talk about silver issue

Panel debates whether can talk about silver issue

Hart backers grumble, call meeting ‘circus’

Hart backers grumble, call meeting ‘circus’

Silver coin issue ‘murky’ for ethics panel

Silver coin issue ‘murky’ for ethics panel

Kelso: Hart had ‘no involvement’ with NORFED Liberty Dollars group in 2010

Kelso: Hart had ‘no involvement’ with NORFED Liberty Dollars group in 2010

Killen: Against Law Not To Pay Taxes

Killen: Against Law Not To Pay Taxes

Kelso: ‘Just an incredible fishing expedition’

Kelso: ‘Just an incredible fishing expedition’

Ethics panel discusses relevancy of timber issue

Ethics panel discusses relevancy of timber issue

‘Flatly against the law’

‘Flatly against the law’

Ethics hearing opens

Ethics hearing opens

Listen live to Hart ethics meeting

Listen live to Hart ethics meeting

Live-Blogging Hart Ethics Hearing

Live-Blogging Hart Ethics Hearing

Anderson: Hart & Co. ‘Watching Me’

Anderson: Hart & Co. ‘Watching Me’

Anderson: Hart confronted him over ethics complaint, said he’s being watched

Anderson: Hart confronted him over ethics complaint, said he’s being watched

North Idaho presence on JFAC drops by two

BOISE – Now that embattled Rep. Phil Hart, R-Athol, has been removed from the House tax committee for the next two years, where did he land? House Speaker Lawerence Denney kept Hart on the other two committees on which he already was serving: Judiciary, Rules and Administration; and the House Transportation Committee, on which he’ll continue to serve as vice-chairman. Hart just no longer has a third committee assignment.

Judge: Hart Case ‘Truly Remarkable’

Judge: Hart Case ‘Truly Remarkable’

Judge dismisses Hart appeal

An Idaho district court on Wednesday tossed state Rep. Phil Hart’s attempt to appeal a state Tax Commission order that he pay more than $53,000 in back state income taxes, including penalties and interest. In a sharply worded decision, 1st District Judge John Mitchell said part of Hart’s appeal “lacks any cogent legal argument” and labeled it “unthinkable” that Hart would call for sanctions against the Tax Commission’s attorney when it was Hart who failed to file his appeal in a timely fashion.

Judge: Hart’s state tax appeal arguments ‘unthinkable’ and ‘wholly unsupported’

Judge: Hart’s state tax appeal arguments ‘unthinkable’ and ‘wholly unsupported’

District court tosses out Rep. Hart’s state income tax appeal

District court tosses out Rep. Hart’s state income tax appeal

Hart Appeal Lacks ‘Cogent Argument’

Hart Appeal Lacks ‘Cogent Argument’