The phrase "at forfeiture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate a situation where something is lost or taken away due to a failure to meet certain conditions or obligations.
Example: "The contract stipulates that the deposit will be lost at forfeiture if the terms are not met."
Alternatives: "upon forfeiture" or "in case of forfeiture".
Subdivision (c)(2) provides for the entry of a final order of forfeiture at the conclusion of the ancillary proceeding.
Subdivision (e) makes clear, as courts have found, that the court retains jurisdiction to amend the order of forfeiture at any time to include subsequently located property which was originally included in the forfeiture order and any substitute property.
The small dollar values often at stake undercut forfeiture defenders' claims that the practice is necessary to disrupt major criminal organizations.
But the commanders balked at imprisonment and forfeiture, and were adamant about gaining a guarantee of protection from American extradition requests, which could result in trial in the United States and long prison terms.
On March 8 , 1968 the court-martial found Noyd guilty of wilfully disobeying a lawful order; on the following day petitioner was sentenced to one year's confinement at hard labor, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, and dismissal from the Air Force.
The new subparagraphs add considerable detail regarding the oral announcement of the forfeiture at sentencing, the reference to the forfeiture order in the judgment and commitment order, the availability of Rule 36 to correct the failure to include the forfeiture order in the judgment and commitment order, and the time to appeal.
Bidwell said that more plaintiffs are likely to be added to the suit and hopes that through the discovery process the government, which has until 9 July to provide a response, will reveal more data about the sums and number of people affected by asset forfeiture at the border.
In addition, the bill takes direct aim at a federal forfeiture program that was revitalized by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who previously represented the state as U.S. Senator.
You didn't defend forfeiture at all.
"This is a very powerful law enforcement weapon," said Cary Copeland, who heads the Executive Office for Asset Forfeiture at the Justice Department in Washington.
The Wayne County Sheriff's Department is riding high after a judge at a Thursday forfeiture hearing awarded the agency six cars used for illegal drag racing this summer.
