Go 5 miles over in Indiana and foreit your vehicle

mich800 wrote:

I agree. I still do not know how this practice has not been shot down simply from the lack of due process aspect. Then the whole, is the value of the forfeiture appropriate for the crime. But that is full circle as was there even a crime?

Even if a crime exists its wrong. If the court awards damages, I can see the court taking possession and liquidating the asset to pay the damages because you won't, but I see no reason why LE should have anything to do.