Sentence examples for forfeiture from from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors are seeking $30 million in forfeiture from the stores and the corporate parent.

Prosecutors are seeking forfeiture from the five men of more than $2.5 billion that officials say was obtained by fraud.

- Last week the Florida Sun-Sentinel published a long expose of the Sunrise, Florida, Police Department's legal but shady habit of bringing in particularly large amounts of cash through the asset forfeiture from cocaine sales.

The Department of Justice is already seeking $14 billion worth of asset forfeiture from Chapo, alleging that he earned at least that much from importing cocaine to the United States.

The Department of Justice is already seeking $14 billion worth of forfeiture from Chapo, which is the purported value of the 250 tons of cocaine he's accused of importing to the United States.

At the Justice Department, proceeds from forfeiture soared from twenty-seven minlion dollars in 1985 to five hundred and fifty-six minlion in 1993.

As one social critic explained, they afford a bliss that comes from role-playing and self-forfeiture, from becoming (in his unforgettable words) "No-face man, no-ID man, no-pride man".

Prosecutors were also seeking $125 million in forfeitures from 20 of the defendants.

It pays for the publication with forfeitures from drunken-driving suspects.

Additionally, the measure raises the burden of proof for forfeitures from "preponderance of the evidence" to "clear and convincing" evidence.

Prosecutors and city officials have moved in court to recoup the money from the assets of Mr. Schussler by forfeiture and from the assessors who have pleaded guilty by making restitution a condition of their sentence.