"We take our asset forfeiture responsibilities seriously and have taken aggressive actions to increase the management and oversight of the complex assets," she said.
The city, they said, could not "afford to lose any efficiency in our Courts, nor experience any decrease in our Fines and Forfeitures".
We can no longer afford to ignore the opportunities offered by our under-enforced asset forfeiture laws.
Poulson told the Intercept that about five of Google's employees have resigned over Project Dragonfly, which he says represents "the forfeiture of our public human rights commitments".
Infanticide is the ultimate forfeiture of our humanity, rightly seen as a perversion of the very essence of the natural order and the circle of life.
"Unfortunately, I think I can say that our civil-asset-forfeiture laws are being used in terribly unjust ways," Henry Hyde, the Republican chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, declared in 1997, "and are depriving innocent citizens of their property with nothing that can be called due process".
"When it's done right, civil forfeiture is one of our most valuable tools," he said.
Our outdated approach, enshrined in the Forfeiture Act 1870, to strip prisoners of their voting rights does the opposite.
The filing of the civil forfeiture complaints against the two Harborside properties is part of our measured effort to address the proliferation of illegal marijuana businesses in the Northern District of California.
These exceptions include civil asset forfeiture, warrantless drug testing of government employees and students, random drug searches at our borders and government facilities, stop and frisk policies that contribute to mass incarceration and racial disparities, and police corruption.
