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People here seem to be of the opinion that we have a system and process for prosecuting people suspected of crimes, and should use it rather than inventing a se
by ubernostrum 10y ago
People here seem to be of the opinion that we have a system and process for prosecuting people suspected of crimes, and should use it rather than inventing a separate procedure with radically lower burden of proof and significantly less due process for the person involved.
In other words: if someone's suspected of money laundering, charge them with money laundering, convict them of it and then seize the money after the conviction is obtained.
- emodendroket 10y agoI agree with that, but the parent comment is specifically suggesting that money laundering should not be a crime.