Sentence examples for permanent forfeiture from inspiring English sources

If the threat of permanent forfeiture of a major league paycheck isn't enough to keep Rose or any ballplayer from dialing up a bookie to bet on baseball, doesn't that make the case for compulsive gambling as a potent disease?

Montana's HB 463 does away with the most controversial aspects of civil asset forfeiture, requiring police to convict a property owner of a crime before going through permanent forfeiture proceedings.

Goodwin has no right of appeal, and in accordance with custom was given no right to make representations to the forfeiture committee, a group of five permanent secretaries.

Cash seizures still won't need to be preceded by an arrest, though under the new law, forfeiture of any property won't be made permanent unless law enforcement can prove "beyond a reasonable doubt" that it is linked to a crime.

Despite the strong signal sent by the vote, the power to rescind a knighthood rests with the honours forfeiture committee, a group of civil servants and dignitaries chaired by Sir Jonathan Stephens, a permanent secretary.

Civil forfeiture is different.

Civil and criminal asset forfeiture.

Criminal forfeiture involves proven criminals.

"Asset forfeiture!" he called out.

There was always funding through asset forfeiture".

risks forfeiture of E-ZPass privileges.