Civil Asset Forfeiture: Why Law Enforcement Has Changed its Motto from “To Serve and Protect” to “Show Me the Money” Jared Shoemaker*

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Date: 2007-08-22 12:25:26 Drug policy of the United States Government Law enforcement in the United States Asset forfeiture Criminal law Property law War on Drugs Office of National Drug Control Policy Substance abuse Drug control law Law Drug policy		Civil Asset Forfeiture: Why Law Enforcement Has Changed its Motto from “To Serve and Protect” to “Show Me the Money” Jared Shoemaker* Add to Reading List Source URL: www.cjcj.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 172,55 KB Share Document on Facebook

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