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Civil asset forfeiture creates perverse incentives that can cost you your property. By Steven W. Hawkins ContributorAug. 24, 2016, at 2:45 p.m. U.S. News & World Report More Protect property owners.(TRAVELER1116/GETTY STOCK IMAGES) Did you know that inanimate objects could be found “guilty” in a court of law and ultimately become the property of the […]
Michigan forfeiture laws allow assets to be turned over without a conviction By Derek Draplin | September 13, 2016Share on FacebookShare on X Photo by Ogrebot via Wikimedia Commons. A year after the Saginaw County Sheriff seized a classic muscle car from a Shiawassee County couple, it sold the car — with another 56,000 miles […]
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The policy that allows this is known as “civil forfeiture” — and it’s totally legal in most states. By German [email protected]@vox.com Updated Sep 30, 2016, 9:15am EDT Share this story Share this on Facebook (opens in new window) Share this on Twitter (opens in new window) SHARE All sharing options Most states in America let […]
Good and bad news on civil asset forfeiture Saraland, Ala., police show off bundles of cash seized in an April 2008 traffic stop on Interstate 65. Saraland, Ala., police show off bundles of cash seized in an April 2008 traffic stop on Interstate 65. Author By ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER | Orange County Register January 5, […]
Apparently the President of the United States is now in the business of threatening political careers. After being told by a Texas sheriff about a state senator who had introduced a bill to require convictions before seizing assets from criminals, the president interjected, “Can you believe that? Who is the state senator? Do you want […]
Civil asset forfeiture is arbitrary and unfair, and it gives law enforcement the wrong incentives. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is well known for staying silent during oral arguments, but his written statement in response to Monday’s denial of certiorari in Leonard v. Texas posed a question that was heard loud and clear throughout the […]
Civil asset forfeiture allows law enforcement agencies to seize private property or assets that are suspected of being used for criminal activity. Kenworthey Bilz is a University of Illinois law professor and an expert in criminal law and in psychology and the law. She spoke with News Bureau business and law editor Phil Ciciora about […]
Police can take your money or property and keep it, even if no charges are filed. Clarence Thomas is famously taciturn on the bench. But his few words carry a great deal of weight. TOP STORIES Nikki Haley’s Sin Isn’t Racism The Hard Realities Facing Ron DeSantis Maine Secretary of State Rules Trump Is Disqualified […]
If Congress won’t act, the Supreme Court may move to rein in the practice. One day, the federal government just might sue my truck. I’ve got a Toyota Tundra. It’s big, it carries lots of stuff, and it’s extremely useful for moving furniture, hauling trash, and driving off-road. Consequently — and this is something every […]