The high cost of innocence when police seize cash
Police and prosecutors in most jurisdictions can keep up to 100 percent of proceeds they confiscate for their agencies.
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Police and prosecutors in most jurisdictions can keep up to 100 percent of proceeds they confiscate for their agencies.
Indiana resident Tyson Timbs may finally get to keep his Land Rover that police seized nearly eight years ago in a drug case.
Indiana Man Gets to Keep Land Rover Seized Over Drug Deal
A man will not have to forfeit his Land Rover to Indiana after eight years of litigation, the state's Supreme Court ruled on Thursday.
The Indiana Supreme Court on Thursday issued a blistering ruling that allowed a man to keep his Land Rover in a case about excessive fines and the limits of civil asset forfeiture. The post Indiana Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Man Battling Asset Forfeiture of His Land Rover, Compares State’s Pursuit of Vehicle to ‘Captain Ahab’s Chase of the White Whale’ first appeared on Law & Crime.