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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Wasserman Schultz highlights the negative incentives created by civil asset forfeiture for law enforcement.
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