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New Bill Would Curb Law Enforcement’s Use of ‘Civil Forfeiture’ To Seize Assets

Passage of the bipartisan legislation would be a major victory for property rights.

AP/Carolyn Kaster
Representative Jamie Raskin on Capitol Hill, February 9, 2023. AP/Carolyn Kaster
RUSSELL PAYNE
RUSSELL PAYNE

A bipartisan bill in the House signals the potential for a deal on federal civil forfeiture laws, changes to which would be a major victory for property rights in America.

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RUSSELL PAYNE
RUSSELL PAYNE

Mr. Payne is a political reporter at The New York Sun. He covers a broad range of topics including New York State and New York City.

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