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| To be seizable, the incriminating nature of the evidence must be immediately apparent to the searching officer to the level of probable cause. Zeldin, former director of the Justice Department's Asset Forfeiture Office, conceded that forfeiture has encouraged the narrow-minded pursuit of seizable property: "We had a situation in which the desire to deposit money into the asset forfeiture fund became the reason for being of forfeiture, eclipsing in certain measure the desire to effect fair enforcement of the laws. |
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segregation Seignior or seigneur seigniory seignorage seised seisin seiunctio seizable seize seize again seize as forfeited to the public treasury seize by authority seize by legal warrant seize for public use seize for the government |
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