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Aug 10 • 3 tweets • 3 min read
When the FBI and DOJ asked for a warrant to raid US Private Vaults, it didn't tell the judge of their plans to seize every box with more than $5,000 and try to take them forever through #CivilForfeiture. New release in this blockbuster @IJ case: ij.org/press-release/…
@IJ @popehat and @jbarro, could some of these folks get into Serious Trouble for not being forthcoming w/ a federal magistrate judge?
@IJ This is the result of incredible lawyering by @FreeRangeLawyer, @FrommerRob, @m_greenberg1, and @IJ attorney Joe Gay.

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Nov 6, 2020
Yesterday I posted a new @Forbes article about @IJ client James King's upcoming Supreme Court case: forbes.com/sites/institut…

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Mar 24, 2020
Five years ago, Miladis Salgado was busy planning for her daughter’s quinceañera, a big 15th birthday party. Then the DEA took all the money for the party. I wrote about her continuing legal battle for @Forbes today: forbes.com/sites/institut… /1
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Miladis spent years in court before the government gave up on taking her money. But when they did throw in the towel, government attorneys closed the case in a way that could have allowed them to reopen it later. Very sneaky, because….
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