On the recordJuly 6, 2017
you don't necessarily need a criminal conviction in order to do a forfeiture, is that correct, or would you be recommending the two be combined together?
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congress.govTom Udall: “you don't necessarily need a criminal conviction in order to do a forfeiture, is that correct, or would you be…”
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Udall questions the necessity of a criminal conviction for forfeiture.
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