Civil Forfeiture Law - Virginia

STAUNTON, VA - May 20 : Mandrel Stuart talks about his experience being stopped by Fairfax police last year and having $17,550 confiscated under a civil forfeiture law, while sitting in his former restaurant, now known as The Shack in Staunton, Virginia on May 20, 2014. Stuart was never charged with a crime and as a result of having the money taken lost his restaurant, The Smoking Rooster. Stuart recently won a court case giving him back the $17,550. (Photo by Norm Shafer/ For The Washington Post via Getty Images).
STAUNTON, VA - May 20 : Mandrel Stuart talks about his experience being stopped by Fairfax police last year and having $17,550 confiscated under a civil forfeiture law, while sitting in his former restaurant, now known as The Shack in Staunton, Virginia on May 20, 2014. Stuart was never charged with a crime and as a result of having the money taken lost his restaurant, The Smoking Rooster. Stuart recently won a court case giving him back the $17,550. (Photo by Norm Shafer/ For The Washington Post via Getty Images).
Civil Forfeiture Law - Virginia
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