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(Last year, the department took in nearly $4.2 billion in forfeitures, a record).

Nearly one-quarter of all proceeds obtained through equitable sharing were from adoptive forfeitures, an IJ report found.

Supporters call civil forfeiture a valuable crime fighting tool that allows authorities to take criminals' ill-gotten gains and put them to good use.

THE SENATE Judiciary Committee is scheduled today to take up the question of civil asset forfeiture, a procedure under which the government takes property used to commit crimes.

Supporters, including many law enforcement officers, call civil forfeiture a valuable crime fighting tool that allows authorities to deprive criminals of their ill-gotten gains.

Sessions has doubled down on civil asset forfeiture, a tyrannical practice used by police departments to systematically strip people of colour of their wealth.

New Hampshire codified a more serious prohibition in 1687: In 1719, penalties were added, retroactive to violations from 1700: forfeiture, a fine of the value of the land, and 6 months in prison.

The change gives California some of the strictest laws related to what's known as "civil asset forfeiture," a practice that has received significant criticism nationwide in recent years.

According to one Senate Democratic aide, the ambassadors were emphatic that this would amount to a forfeiture of a successful diplomatic endgame.

To justify a seizure, law enforcement officials need only make a showing of "probable cause" that the property is subject to forfeiture, an easy standard to meet.

Mr Fastow has agreed to one of the heaviest punishments ever meted out for white-collar crime: ten years' jail, a $23.8m forfeiture and a lifetime ban on holding office in a public company.