Sentence examples for all forfeiture from inspiring English sources

Five big cases produced half of all forfeiture revenue during the past five years, including more than $4 billion from the Bernie Madoff fraud investigation.

The Institute for Justice has taken an aggressive stance against civil asset forfeiture, and believes all forfeiture should be tied to a criminal conviction, which would require authorities to meet a significantly higher standard of proof before taking property.

"Legislators who are trying to limit civil forfeiture should be praised instead of condemned," said Matt Miller, managing attorney of the Texas office of the Institute for Justice, a libertarian public-interest law firm that argues that all forfeiture should be tied to criminal convictions.

"These kind of findings undercut the claim that civil forfeiture is vital as a crime-fighting tool," said Darpana Sheth, senior attorney with the Institute for Justice, a libertarian public interest law firm that believes all forfeiture should be tied to a criminal conviction.

"All forfeitures" does not mean "some forfeitures".

Regardless of the Horners' innocence, the police should not have been allowed to keep the loot, because since 1851, the Indiana constitution has stated that "all forfeitures which may accrue" must be deposited into a fund for public schools.

And the 50 states and the District of Columbia all have forfeiture provisions of their own.

"As a result," the report says, "all federal forfeiture revenue can go back to the very agencies charged with enforcing the law, giving them a financial stake in forfeiture efforts".

Koester and Rekowski say the Huff stop has all the markings of a forfeiture fishing expedition.

But if he gave up no runs, hits and walks in that virtuoso turn on the mound in Williamsport, Pa., both his father and his mentor were soon run out of Little League baseball; his team, the Rolando Paulino All-Stars, was hit with forfeiture of all its victories that year, and Danny walked away having been misused, many said, by adults who made a very serious error.

The price they may pay for their fear is the forfeiture of all the money in a given account, even money that has not been deposited in a "structured" way.