And Tell Harvard Too

The following notice appeared on the United States Tax Court website homepage today, without elaboration.

“Petitioners and practitioners logged into their DAWSON accounts may experience problems opening documents on a docket record when using a mobile device such as a phone or tablet.”

Pity this warning wasn’t available back in mid-December, when Antawn Jamal Sanders was eleven (count ’em, eleven) seconds late with his filing due to his own nonDAWSON computer jimjams, as more particularly bounded and described in my blogpost “In the Midnight Hour,” 6/20/23.

It looks like Antawn never filed an appeal, but all is not lost.

He’s still within the 90-day window per Rule 190; 4 Cir, to which it seems Antawn is Golsenized, might go with 3 Cir in Culp and apply equitable tolling.

And if ever there was a Section 6213 SNOD case where equitable tolling was a slamdunk, this is it.

How ’bout it, Harvard? Shouldn’t the Fogg of the Legal Clinic of the Harvard Law School spread on to Richmond?