On the recordFebruary 10, 2015
Giving law enforcement a direct financial incentive in the seizure of property violates a central command of due process.
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congress.govGiving law enforcement a direct financial incentive in the seizure of property violates a central command of due process.
Goodlatte claims financial incentives for law enforcement compromise due process rights.
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