But consider: the partner of – and courier for – a Guardian journalist held for nearly nine hours in transit at Heathrow, his computer and memory sticks seized under a section of the Terrorism Act that even the lawyers who drafted it don't think fits.
The Press Trust of India (PTI), India's domestic news agency, quoted a top customs official as saying the book would be seized under a section of the Customs Act prohibiting entry of indecent literature.
Serbia's parliament is considering restoring assets seized under the communist regime.
Writes The Register, "The statement, headed 'This domain has been seized by Anonymous under section #14 of the rules of the Internet', derides the Church for attempting to 'goad' Anonymous into attacking it for describing them as 'crybaby hackers'.
Murray's company seized a section of German trench, but were quickly isolated.
All the IPCC would say in relation to the case was this: The complainant states that, when he asked under what legislation his property was being seized, he was told it was under section 44 of the Terrorism Act 2000.
Romero's personal favourite from his filmography, Martin was seized and confiscated in the UK under section 3 of the Obscene Publications act.
Romero's personal favorite from his filmography, Martin was seized and confiscated in the UK under section 3 of the Obscene Publications Act.
The government claims that under Section 215 it may seize all of our phone call information now because it might conceivably be relevant to an investigation at some later date, even if there is no particular reason to believe that any but a tiny fraction of the data collected might possibly be suspicious.
In March, Mr Byers signalled that he planned to set up an inquiry under section 432 of the Companies Act, allowing files to be seized, employees to be questioned on oath, and - crucially - permitted Mr Byers to "cause any such report to be... published".
