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Meanwhile, In Other News...AL Sheriffs & DAs: No Incentive to Enforce the Law if We Can’t Keep the $
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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 3083975" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>I'm 100% against civil forfeiture unless there is 100% proof the money/property was obtained by illegal profits and a conviction has been obtained.</p><p>Even then, it should go through another court in another county/jurisdiction to look at the evidence again and make the determination that the state/fed/local can actually get the forfeited funds/property.</p><p>Then the property has to be immediately sold to the highest bidder.</p><p>The reason I say this is because one of our illustrious former DA's confiscated a home with a moderate ranch attached for drugs. The property was used as a home for multiple deputy's and as hunting ground for the same set for years.</p><p>It led to his removal from office in an election way down the road when it came out along with other transgressions of his.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 3083975, member: 5412"] I'm 100% against civil forfeiture unless there is 100% proof the money/property was obtained by illegal profits and a conviction has been obtained. Even then, it should go through another court in another county/jurisdiction to look at the evidence again and make the determination that the state/fed/local can actually get the forfeited funds/property. Then the property has to be immediately sold to the highest bidder. The reason I say this is because one of our illustrious former DA's confiscated a home with a moderate ranch attached for drugs. The property was used as a home for multiple deputy's and as hunting ground for the same set for years. It led to his removal from office in an election way down the road when it came out along with other transgressions of his. [/QUOTE]
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