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| | Jury demand | [ | 246 | ] |
| | MEMORANDUM IN SUPPORT OF MOTION FOR JURY TRIAL |
| | If Plaintiff had received timely notice of the administrative actions against his property, and contested them to |
| | force the conversion to a judicial question, then the right to a jury trial would have been honored. Now, when |
| | the questions of adequate notice for administrative forfeitures, whether the government had used their powers to |
| | prevent the knowledge of and the defense of the seizure of property, and other questions are now pending |
| | before the Court, it follows that the right to a jury remains. |
| | by | Collette, John (pro se) |
| | JOHN COLLETTE | v. | DEA | A00-0254 CV | ( | 2004 | ) |
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