On the recordDecember 7, 2021
Civil asset forfeiture creates perverse incentives, as we've heard, for law enforcement agencies that stand to benefit financially from increased numbers of seizures.
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congress.govCivil asset forfeiture creates perverse incentives, as we've heard, for law enforcement agencies that stand to benefit financially from increased numbers of seizures.
Wasserman Schultz highlights the negative incentives created by civil asset forfeiture for law enforcement.
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