Bernard Shaney Willis v. United States

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• holding that pre-seizure hearings are not constitutionally required and concluding that the delay between the plaintiff's filing of a petition for remission and the government's response did not violate due process
• general federal question subject matter jurisdiction exists over constitutional challenge to forfeiture
• same with regard to Fourth Amendment challenge to forfeiture
• same with regard to Fourth Amendment challenge to forfeiture

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