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The Newport Police Evidence Officer, Detective David
Thalman, delivered the papers to petitioner’s corrections
counselor on June 17, 1997, and later filed a document with the
Court captioned: “Return of Order From Newport, OR Police Dept.,
With Attached Inventory of Delivered Items”.
On July 7, 1997, petitioner informed respondent that none of
the documents returned by the Newport Police Department applied
to his Tax Court case and that he believed that the police had
failed to turn over all of the documents in their possession.
In a telephone conference between the parties and the Court
on July 28, 1997, petitioner stated that he had again reviewed
the documents delivered by the Newport Police Department and
believed that there were some documents relevant to the tax years
involved herein to which he wanted to stipulate. The parties, by
way of an Order from the Court, were urged to meet in an attempt
to stipulate the documents to be submitted to the Court.
In an effort to determine whether the authorities involved
with petitioner’s criminal case still had some of petitioner’s
records in their possession, respondent, at the Court’s request,
obtained an affidavit from Mr. Stephen E. Dingle, who had acted
as a special prosecutor for the Lincoln County District
Attorney’s Office when prosecuting petitioner’s State criminal
case. The affidavit, filed with the Court on August 4, 1997,
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