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Warp wrote:
> I will never understand the obsession the police has with confiscating
> computer equipment.
It's even worse in the USA. The wise government has decided that if
you're dealing drugs, it's often difficult to prove it, so what they do
instead of trying to arrest you is they arrest your money, your cars,
your house, etc. Since your money isn't guaranteed a lawyer, you have
to sue the government and prove you're innocent to get your stuff back.
If you don't the police get to keep it.
Funny enough, in the states where the law says the police give all those
confiscated assets to (for example) the school system instead of
themselves, the number of abuses of the practice is far lower. </sarcasm>
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Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
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