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Defining What's Excessive In Police Property Seizures Remains Tricky

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Martin Kaste

April 09, 2019

Institute for Justice lawyer Wesley Hottot in his Seattle office. On the wall is a framed illustration of him arguing <em>Timbs v. Indiana</em> at the Supreme Court last fall. (NPR) — Institute for Justice lawyer Wesley Hottot in his Seattle office. On the wall is a framed illustration of him arguing Timbs v. Indiana at the Supreme Court last fall. (NPR)

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