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nope, because they could have been forfeited by a court anyways.
by nraynaud 11y ago
nope, because they could have been forfeited by a court anyways.
- rayiner 11y agoCivil forfeiture requires a showing in front of a court.
- fineman 11y agoNot actually. It merely requires a cop. And the state has been known to kidnap your children if you try to dispute the issue.
- fineman 11y agoThe issue though is that your money, car, etc, is gone instantly and you're on the side of the road hitch-hiking home. No hearing, no evidence even. The fact that a hearing is part of the process is largely irrelevant because other parts of the system to conspire to keep victims from reaching the hearing or getting justice.
- nraynaud 11y agoYes, I used the wrong concept. My point is that a fair trial against a defendant would also forfeit the ill acquired assets.