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Tag: civil asset forfeiture

Legalized Theft

October 19, 2022 Brian Phillips Property

In September, the South Carolina Supreme Court upheld the state’s civil forfeiture laws, which allow police to confiscate money, cars,

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Friday Roundup 12-31-21

December 31, 2021 Brian Phillips Roundup

While the world’s poor nations complain about their inability to vaccinate their citizens, one African nation recently destroyed a million

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Roadside Robbery

November 13, 2020 Brian Phillips Property

Civil asset forfeiture is a process by which law enforcement agencies can seize private property that they suspect has been

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A License to Steal?

July 23, 2019 Brian Phillips Property

Law enforcement agencies and prosecutors claim that civil asset forfeiture (CAF) is a crucial tool in fighting the “war on

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Principles and the Courts

April 25, 2019 Brian Phillips Property

A recent article on Texas Public Radio illustrates what happens when the courts abandon one of their primary responsibilities: defining

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The Enemies of Property Rights: Civil Asset Forfeiture

April 3, 2019 Brian Phillips Briefs & Papers, Property

In 2014, Philadelphia police seized the home of Christos and Markela Sourovelis. Their son, who lived with them, had been

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Theft is Still Legal

February 28, 2019 Brian Phillips Property

Civil asset forfeiture allows law enforcement agencies to seize property with little or no judicial oversight. “Policing for profits,” as

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Hypocrisy Times Two

January 3, 2019 Brian Phillips Business Regulations, Property

A recent editorial in the Austin American-Statesman called for legislators to enact “common-sense” reforms of the state’s civil asset forfeiture

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