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Administrative forfeiture [ 2 ]

Supplemental Brief in Support of Motion for Return of Seized Property

Once The Government Realized That Notice Was Not Properly Given and That the Statute of Limitations Had

Been Exhausted, Defense of This Motion Was Not Substantially Justified

by Perez, Shawn

U.S. v. John Doe C.D.Cal SA - CR-91-66 ( 1997 )

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MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT ON BEHALF OF PLAINTIFFS MORRIS

WINTON AND LENNOX LAYNE AND PROSPECTIVE INTERVENORS CANDY

CHANDLER AND SHIRLEY LYONS

Plaintiffs and prospective intervenors move for summary judgment on grounds that they were deprived of

property without due process when their property was seized and forfeited (or in the case of one plaintiff,

proceeded against in a judicial action for a constitutionally unreasonable amount of time) without notice to them

or an opportunity to be heard.

by Grantland, Brenda

Terri Patterson v. District of Columbia D.C. Cir. 5726-87 ( 1988 )

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