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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Civil Forfeiture
(0) | 06/10/2014 | Did you know police can just take your stuff if they suspect it’s involved in a crime? They can!
It’s a shady process called “civil asset forfeiture,” and it would make for a weird episode of Law and Order.
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