It's the kind of stuff parents and teachers confiscate with a stern shake of the finger, before chuckling to themselves as they tuck away yet another tool for adolescent mischief.
It provoked such a strong reaction that it was shut down by the authorities and confiscated with only a few hundred copies actually released.
The group plan to tour it around museums, galleries and music festivals (provided all recording devices have been confiscated), with RZA telling Forbes: "We're about to put out a piece of art like nobody else has done in the history of [modern] music.
In recent weeks, The Post conducted additional analysis into the type of guns confiscated with large-capacity magazines.
So Nabil sits alone in his cell, his family letters and drawings confiscated, with only his Qur'an for company.
Echoing the way the century-old drug war has been fought, many speakers just go through the motions, playing drug seizure bingo – relaying meaningless stats about how many tons of drugs they've confiscated with how many boats and planes.
Echoing the way the drug war has been fought, many speakers just went through the motions, relaying meaningless stats about how many tons of drugs they've confiscated with how many boats and planes.
Furthermore, in many instances, a widow who declines to observe the practice risks being sent away from the husband's home and having her property confiscated, with little or no state protection.
If this is confiscated with the note, it will be easy to read anyway.
All of his research materials, including some 20,000 images saved on more than thirty CDs, were confiscated, along with a backup set of CDs that he had left with a friend.
