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Civil-Asset-Forfeiture Abuse: Why It Should Be Ruled Unconstitutional - Steve Forbes | Forbes

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Can the government seize your house, car and cash, even if you’ve done nothing wrong? Unfortunately, the shocking answer is yes! Steve Forbes on civil asset forfeitures, and on how this process is being grossly abused and why it should be promptly ruled unconstitutional.

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