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"Frankly, I feel the US Justice Department should come in, confiscate their computers, and do a thorough investigation of at least the last 10 years," said Henry Mosier, a recently retired public defender, who in 2010 threw a Kern County prosecution based on a police sting operation into chaos by uncovering that a detective buried unfavourable evidence in the desert.
Then the D.E.A. would swoop in, confiscate the money, and kick back some of the cash to the T.S.A. agent for his or her help.
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"Then they'll feel justified in confiscating our guns".
Perhaps Victor, in confiscating those scissors, was saving Julie from herself.
The EFCC claimed that it had obtained about 250 convictions and recovered about $4 billion in confiscated assets and fines.
But blaming Israel for establishing settlements in "confiscated" land is the least of the impediments to peace.
As the Nazis later resettled the German refugees in confiscated Polish homes, many resisted, some even committing suicide.
General Musharraf acknowledged the obstacles the government has faced in confiscating the ill-gotten gains of politicians and businessmen.
He added: "We have also been successful in confiscating a large amount of cash, hitting the dealers where it hurts.
PAGE A12 Bush Forgoes Cuba Penalty President Bush said he would not activate a sanction seeking to punish foreigners for investing in confiscated property in Cuba.
Today's marijuana is much more potent: The mean concentration of THC, the psychoactive ingredient, in confiscated cannabis more than doubled between 1993 and 2008.
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