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But the state did take it for themselves, and now they're selling it back. That's not "made available", that's fencing.
by krageon 3y ago
But the state did take it for themselves, and now they're selling it back. That's not "made available", that's fencing.
- yencabulator 3y agoYet, destroying all the items is worse. What other options does one have? I mean, yes there is a perverse incentive, but that's more for cash forfeiture without a crime, which is a real thing too in the US.. Generally auctions are considered the least-unfair way of disposing of property. Outside of forfeiture or lost property, in some causes a court can force shared-ownership property to be auctioned, to give it a "fresh start" without the problematic shared ownership. This also happens with hundreds-of-millions-of-dollar real estate.