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The comment you're replying to is asking how that is not siezing property without due process. Repeating what they're doing doesn't answer the question of where
by chc 11y ago
The comment you're replying to is asking how that is not siezing property without due process. Repeating what they're doing doesn't answer the question of where due process occurs before the person is deprived of their property.
- ikeboy 11y agoThe person is not deprived of "their" property. They may be deprived of property that they have no way to show is, in fact, theirs.
- jwatte 11y agoThen the question is, what is property rights? What safety in my property and protection against seizure thereof do I have from the constitution?
- ikeboy 11y agoAny property not accused of a crime is protected, plus some other categories. I posted a law review article above that went into detail.