Civil asset forfeiture reform is sweeping the nation

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There’s an under-the-radar fight brewing in Washington, D.C., and in states across the nation. The debate concerns when law enforcement can take private property from citizens via a process known as civil forfeiture.
Civil asset forfeiture reform is sweeping the nation
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And nobody wants to believe a gawd dam thing until it happens to then , and suddenly ti's not a conspiracy. WAKE THE HELL UP LEFTIAST ZOMBIES why in the hell do you think we call you idiots ....
 
Civil forfeiture is absolute stealing
 
Civil forfeiture is absolute stealing

The quicker they get rid of the concept the better we all will be.

A crime is committed by people, not property, which is the basis for the who asset forfeiture concept.
 
There’s an under-the-radar fight brewing in Washington, D.C., and in states across the nation. The debate concerns when law enforcement can take private property from citizens via a process known as civil forfeiture.
Civil asset forfeiture reform is sweeping the nation
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And nobody wants to believe a gawd dam thing until it happens to then , and suddenly ti's not a conspiracy. WAKE THE HELL UP LEFTIAST ZOMBIES why in the hell do you think we call you idiots ....

Dear MindWars
What I do support are RICO provisions where victims of racketeering can claim property as restitution, such as cases where communities can claim houses abused for human or drug trafficking.

By rewarding citizens for enforcing laws and cracking down on illegal drugs and gangs, then we can save tax dollars by converting these resources into community programs instead of charging taxpayers twice, once for the problems and once for the solutions.

Use restitution from the crime problems to pay for prevention, and quit charging taxpayers and growing more govt bureaucracy profiting off crime and conflicts...
 

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