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Presumption of Innocence in Real Life

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Imagine you're charged with a crime.  Fortunately, you have about one-million dollars in savings.  So you'll be able to hire a good lawyer.  So at least you can put on a defense, right? Wrong.  Under federal law, prosecutors can freeze all of your assets before you've ever been convicted of a crime.  If you are presumed innocent, how can the government seize your money? This article, which discusses a pending Eleventh Circuit case, provides a nice overview.

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on May 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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