> Someone used a car to commit a crime, so the state seized the car. Even if you want to argue that the punishment of having your car seized fits the crime of

> Someone used a car to commit a crime, so the state seized the car. Even if you want to argue that the punishment of having your car seized fits the crime of DWI, there's no due process here. Taking the car and then asking a judge to get it back is "guilty until proven innocent".