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Statute of limitations [ 398 ]

APPELLANTS’ REPLY BRIEF

The court erred in holding the defendants were challenging the judgments in the civil forfeiture cases, by

claiming the property not named in those judicial forfeiture complaints

by Grantland, Brenda

U.S. v. Aguire 10th Cir. 02-2340 ( 2003 )

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APPELLANTS’ OPENING BRIEF

Whether the court erred in holding that the court lacked jurisdiction under Rule 41(e) when defendants were

arguing that the property they sought return of was not forfeited in any of the three judicial forfeiture cases

by Grantland, Brenda

U.S. v. Aguire 10th Cir. 02-2340 ( 2003 )

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APPELLANT'S REPLY BRIEF

The government failed to file a forfeiture action against Marolf's ownership of the Asmara prior to the

exhaustion of the government's five year statute of limitations. The forfeiture is therefore void.

by Perez, Shawn

U.S. v. GARY H. MAROLF in re application for return 9th Cir. ( 1997 )

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