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But the court also ruled that the prison had not violated Article 8 of the Convention, in relation to the confiscation of a small portion of Breivik's correspondence.

Liberty said, in relation to the civil recovery orders, that it was "wrong to give the state a power to opt for extensive confiscation of defendants' assets in circumstances where it does not have sufficient evidence to prosecute them in the criminal courts" and is an unacceptable blurring of the civil and criminal law.

The US refused to sign the final version because it considered the convention too weak, especially in relation to extradition, extraterritoriality and the confiscation of trafficking profits.

In 2005, CAP flew over 12,000 hours in support of this mission and led these agencies to the confiscation of illegal substances valued at over US$400 million.

Anti-corruption investigations have so far led to the confiscation of just £6m in UK property assets.

Given the rise in inequality in America and Britain over the past 30 years, it is hard to argue that democracies have led to the confiscation of private wealth.

The investigation led to the confiscation of more than a ton of marijuana and the arrests of four people in Calexico and Arizona.

"We are talking in practice about the confiscation of property".

Further, in August 1861 he ordered the confiscation of the property of Missourians in rebellion as well as the emancipation of the state's slaves.

It began by warning Confederates, under the stipulations of the new confiscation act, to cease their rebellion in 60 days or face the confiscation of their property, including slaves.

Meanwhile, an increase in labour inspectors has led to existing laws prohibiting the confiscation of passports being better enforced.