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How Much Do You Know About Asset Seizure & Civil Forfeiture?

Kelly Phillips ErbAugust 6, 2020December 14, 2020

Did you know that the government may be able to seize your property – even if you’re not accused of a crime? It’s true. Federal and state statutes allow authorities to take your property through a process called civil forfeiture.

Test your knowledge here:

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