The policy must be stopped before it goes much further, it is not constitutional!
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In NYC, when we were seizing property for civil forfeiture in the 1990s when it really caught on, the arrestee had to be convicted, and then, the seized property or assets had to be approved for civil forfeiture by a judge.
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