Civil asset forfeiture is a controversial law enforcement practice that allows police to seize property, including cash and vehicles, that they suspect is involved in criminal activity. The property can be seized without even filing criminal charges, leading to concerns about conflicts of interest when law enforcement agencies get to keep the proceeds. This article...
Civil asset forfeiture laws allow law enforcement agencies to seize assets, including cash, cars, homes, and other property, if they suspect the assets are connected to criminal activity. Supporters of these laws argue they are a vital tool for fighting crime by hitting criminals “where it hurts” – in their wallets and assets. However, civil...
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