Sentence examples for forfeiture experience from inspiring English sources

Sandra Leino's is just one of these stories — but one that casts in sharp relief the difference between the way the District Attorney's Office describes the goals of its forfeiture programs to the public and the way those targeted by forfeiture experience it.

The city, they said, could not "afford to lose any efficiency in our Courts, nor experience any decrease in our Fines and Forfeitures".

When Mr. Aryai sought to look into Mr. Briskman's company, he found that it "held itself out as a business with experience in the disposition of distressed assets, with examples that shockingly appeared to be U.S.M.S. forfeiture matters," the complaint said.

Although de jure discrimination was mitigated with the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, we now experience de facto discrimination in the form of things such as stop and frisk polices, civil asset forfeiture, racial profiling, mass incarceration, and voter disenfranchisement.

Civil forfeiture is different.

Outraged by their experience in Tenaha, Jennifer Boatright and Ron Henderson helped to launch a class-action lawsuit challenging the abuse of a legal doctrine known as civil-asset forfeiture.

Civil and criminal asset forfeiture.

Criminal forfeiture involves proven criminals.

"Asset forfeiture!" he called out.

risks forfeiture of E-ZPass privileges.

There was always funding through asset forfeiture".