OPINION
PER CURIAM:
In the spring of 1987, appellants Sacco and Ballestrasse operated a major bookmaking empire in Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Appellants maintained various records of their operations, which contained information used for monthly tax reports required by federal law. Pursuant to IRS regulations, the tax reports required anyone involved in the business of accepting wagers to report the gross amount of wagers and to keep a daily record.
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