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"State high court refines idea of 'ownership' in truck seizure; Under forfeiture law, 'innocent owner' also responsible for a vehicle's seizure, ruling says"

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"State high court refines idea of 'ownership' in truck seizure; Under forfeiture law, 'innocent owner' also responsible for a vehicle's seizure, ruling says": Yesterday's edition of The Minneapolis Star Tribune contained an article that begins, "If two Minnesotans own something together, and one of them commits a crime that causes that property to be seized, the innocent co-owner is not entitled to get it back, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled this week."

And Friday's edition of The St. Paul Pioneer Press contained an article headlined "Wife drunk and driving the family's car? Tough; Cops can still seize it, state high court rules."

You can access last Thursday's 4-3 ruling of the Supreme Court of Minnesota at this link.

Full post as published by How Appealing on December 20, 2009 (boomark / email).

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