Property and Liberty: You can't give up one without losing the other

A civil liberties organization started by the Libertarian Party of Oklahoma, which contacts political activists, organizations and others to oppose forfeiture.
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Bill of Attainder Project 4360 Platter Rd., Calera, OK 74730, 580-965-4867 The Bill of Attainder Project began during the Clinton Administration. First, Tom Saunders wrote the Commission on Civil Rights to get a case number and start to gather information for a paper on the A few political
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The war on drugs took off when police agencies got a new incentive to chase drug offenders: the ability to keep cash and vehicles seized in drug operations. Critics say asset forfeiture skews police priorities by giving them a monetary stake in the war on drugs. Read, Listen (Real Audio, 19:30 min)
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Support American RadioWorks with your Amazon.com purchases Osage County Sheriff's Deputy Wally Long patrols the highway enforcing traffic laws and doing "crime interdiction"—that is, searching cars for drugs, and drug money. Photo: John Biewen SLIDESHOW (will open new window) Once or twice a
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FEAR is an American nonprofit organization dedicated to reform of federal and state asset forfeiture laws to restore due process and protect property rights in the forfeiture process.
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American Rights Foundation a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Donations are tax deductible. 20 Sunnyside Suite A-419, Mill Valley, CA 94941 Phone: 415-389-8551 or toll-free 888-FEAR-001 forfeiture has allowed police to view all of America as some giant national K-Mart, where prices are not
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