sound-of-impact

You've made it this far. What are your plans for the future?

You say this...but I think it's your sharp stabby instrument that is causing this issue.

In all these cases, it was noted that the defendant was given an opportunity to contest the seizure and the Florida case explicitly found it to not be a fourth amendment violation.

Ok great, so now you have certain courts deeming it not a violation, whereas courts constantly overrule each other in appeal cases...now throw in the fact that you now have to financially defend yourself in court to return property that was seized due to a "minority report" style charge. I don't really see a good solution to this problem without massive rights violations.

So, how are things?

Reddit isn't reality?! Color me shocked!