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I don;t think they are trying very hard. They make the claim that the property is involved in a crime (not the owner) and the property does not have rights. h

by tocs3 2y ago

I don;t think they are trying very hard. They make the claim that the property is involved in a crime (not the owner) and the property does not have rights. https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/civil_forfeiture https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/civil_forfeiture

rolph 2y ago
property is also not a person.
einpoklum 2y ago
And that's why the police always seizes the property of banks and investment firms when there is suspicion of their involvement in financial crimes. ... Oh, wait, did I say "police seizes"? I meant of course "government replenishes guarantees and underwrites".