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by alistairSH
1490 days ago
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The right of the people to be secure in their ... effects, against unreasonable ... seizures, shall not be violated The building was part of the person's effects. I don't understand how your argument is legal (not that I don't believe you - civil forfeiture has been going on long enough that I assume SCOTUS has heard a sampling of cases). It beggars belief that this practice has stood for decades. |
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