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Once notice is given, we have 30 days to challenge the seizure of property. If no challenge, the police can sell the property, and keep the proceeds. If we challenge the seizure, then judicial procedures get applied.
In most cases, seized money reverts to the law enforcement officers ownership by default. If you challenge the seizure, the prosecutor may offer to return half of the seized money to you in exchange for not suing or reporting them.
To achieve these goals, the Department of Justice uses asset forfeiture to the fullest extent possible to investigate, identify, seize, and forfeit the assets of criminals and their organizations while ensuring that due process rights of all property owners are protected.
To File a Claim: A claim must be filed with the agency that gave notice of the seizure and intent to forfeit. To contest the forfeiture, the claim must be sent to the notifying agencys address which is identified within the notice.
Criminal asset forfeiture occurs when property is seized after the owner has been arrested and found guilty of a crime. In this case, the assets are seized as part of the criminal penalty. Examples include: Vehicles, weapons, equipment, or other property used in the commission of a crime as punishment upon conviction.
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Asset forfeiture or asset seizure is a form of confiscation of assets by the authorities.
What Does It Mean to Seize Assets? Civil asset seizure is a process by which law enforcement can take possession of property and money it suspects has been obtained through illegal activities. This process is used to combat crime and ensure justice is served.
In a legal context, seized may be used to refer to a situation in which the government has taken forcible possession of the property, as in seized property . For instance, the US Department of Treasury makes auctions of seized property for sale throughout the United States. Also see: Seizure.

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