The office of Isidro "Chilo" Alaniz, district attorney for Webb and Zapata counties, has had 14 successful operations that led to forfeitures or raids in two years, he said.
(And note that this is a "privilege," one whose abuse should lead to its forfeiture).
Colonel Belk said Cagan's briefing emphasized "the U.S. administration's position that a precipitous U.K. withdrawal from Iraq could lead to the forfeiture of some gains and would help Iran".
Alexander MacDougall's support of the opponents of King Robert the Bruce led to the forfeiture of his lands and they were distributed between Aonghas Óg MacDonald of Islay and the chief of the Macruaris, Ruaidhri mac Ailein, who also held much of Lorne, parts of Lochaber, Garmoran and the North Isles.
Ms. Gerstenblith said the inquiry could lead to criminal trials or civil forfeiture proceedings.
Justice Hathaway, a Democrat elected in 2008, is not charged with a crime, but forfeiture complaints in federal court typically lead to a criminal case.
Violators' winnings will be subject to forfeiture.
Moreover, the Romney campaign says the interest is not subject to forfeiture.
An unauthorized conveyance into mortmain made the land liable to forfeiture to the crown.
The compensation figures include deferred compensation, some of which is subject to forfeiture.
But he fled to Scotland after the disaster of Towton (1461) and was then attainted and condemned to forfeiture.
