Advocates say civil asset forfeiture law needs reform
The FAIR Act would end the Equitable Sharing program, which allows federal agencies and local police to partner and keep assets from civil forfeitures.
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The FAIR Act would end the Equitable Sharing program, which allows federal agencies and local police to partner and keep assets from civil forfeitures.
Here’s one piece of good news at a time when government is relentlessly abusing its powers.
Even when states end civil asset forfeiture, a federal program called “equitable sharing” encourages them to participate in a federal version anyway. But the states can opt-out and nullify the federal program into oblivion, where it belongs.
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