- ****et
forfeiture or ****et
seizure is a form of
confiscation of ****ets by the authorities. In the
United States, it is a type of criminal-justice financial...
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innings closed and a
forfeiture occurs when a
captain chooses to
forfeit an
innings without batting.
Declaration and
forfeiture are
covered in Law 15...
- In
modern U.S. usage,
forfeiture is
deprivation or
destruction of a
right in
consequence of the non-performance of some
obligation or condition. It can...
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behind increased civil forfeiture was thus to use
forfeitures as a
weapon against drug kingpins,
similarly to how
forfeiture was used to
fight alcohol...
- Look up forfeit, forfeiting, or
forfeiture in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Forfeit or
forfeiture may
refer to: Forfeit, a 2007
thriller film starring...
- The
Victoria Cross (VC) is the
highest and most
prestigious decoration of the
British decorations system. It is
awarded for
valour "in the
presence of...
- The
Forfeitures Act 1361 (34 Edw. 3. c. 12) was an act of the
Parliament of England. It
prohibited "
forfeiture for
treason of [by] dead
persons not attainted...
- edu/uscode/text/31/1009703- It is the
receipt account for the
deposit of non-tax
forfeitures[clarification needed] made by the
following member agencies: Internal...
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Forfeiture and
waiver are two
concepts that U.S.
courts apply in
determining whether reversible error has occurred.
Waiver is the
voluntary relinquishment...
- ****ulative
maximum penalty of $1 million in fines, 35 years in prison, ****et
forfeiture, restitution, and
supervised release.
Swartz declined a plea
bargain under...
