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Bob Brockman ruled competent to stand trial in U.S. court for tax evasion

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Former Reynolds and Reynolds CEO Bob Brockman is charged with the largest criminal tax evasion case by an individual in U.S. history. (BLOOMBERG)
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Bloomberg
May 24, 2022 12:35 PM

Former Reynolds & Reynolds CEO Bob Brockman must stand trial for the largest tax evasion case against an individual in U.S. history despite asserting dementia leaves him incompetent, a judge ruled.

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