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Drug Policy

Angry Dragon

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3. The article referred to federal laws

Reply to iscooterliberally (Reply #2)

Fri Dec 30, 2011, 01:58 PM

Dec 2011

it did not state it was confined to just drug deals
insider trading, fraud, all things like this would be covered
so when Goldman, Citi, BoA pay a fine for illegal activities then the feds should step in and take the properties

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Tewksbury Owner Fights Feds' Attempt To Seize Alleged Drug Motel [View all] iscooterliberally Dec 2011 OP

They could use the same laws to take over a lot of banks Angry Dragon Dec 2011 #1

I think the banks and Wall Street like things the way the are. iscooterliberally Dec 2011 #2

The article referred to federal laws Angry Dragon Dec 2011 #3

There was a part about the feds having to have a conviction to use the federal laws.. iscooterliberally Dec 2011 #4

civil forfeiture was originally for actual real life pirates Warren Stupidity Dec 2011 #5

what BULLSHIT! RainDog Dec 2011 #6