If You Want To Reform Something?
By Mitch Berg
The amount of money and property seized by county attorneys and police in this country has exceeded the amount stolen in all reported burglaries.
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November 24th, 2015 at 9:48 am
Sure sounds like an abuse of power situation, I’ll give you that. To some extent I expect that much of the size of this problem has to do with, like robbing banks, drug dealers and criminals are “where the money is.” But I would also expect that in every case there should be charges filed or the asset promptly returned, and it should be returned immediately after the case is closed with a not guilty verdict. Even a guilty verdict should return anything clearly not the result of the crime. And anything that IS the result of a crime should be “mentioned” to the IRS.