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Alabama forfeiture law

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Illustration for the news story: When Mobile County Police Seize Property, Owners Often Bear the Burden of Proof

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When Mobile County Police Seize Property, Owners Often Bear the Burden of Proof

Local cases show how Alabama's civil asset forfeiture laws let Mobile County and Prichard police seize cash and vehicles without criminal charges.

Jun 18, 2015 Prichard