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Can you explain that one? I was pulled over in Nevada a couple of months back and was asked if I had a large sum of cash on me.

Its called civil asset forfeiture. Instead of requiring a conviction in a court, they seize your cash (car, other property) and charge the money with a crime ( aka US v $5,000). Police jurisdictions have been known to fight over busts because often the cops get to keep most or all of the "proceeds".

Asset forfeiture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

IJ Takes on Asset Forfeiture | The Agitator

Asset Forfeiture Report | The Institute for Justice

Highway Robbery In Tennessee - YouTube (local news report on the issue in Tennessee)
 
Its called civil asset forfeiture. Instead of requiring a conviction in a court, they seize your cash (car, other property) and charge the money with a crime ( aka US v $5,000). Police jurisdictions have been known to fight over busts because often the cops get to keep most or all of the "proceeds".

Asset forfeiture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

IJ Takes on Asset Forfeiture | The Agitator

Asset Forfeiture Report | The Institute for Justice

Highway Robbery In Tennessee - YouTube (local news report on the issue in Tennessee)


Wow ... that is unbelievable and I guess I was blissfully ignorant.
Someone remind me again what made the old Soviet Union so evil?
 

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