United States v. Certain Real Property and Premises Known as 38 Whalers Cove Drive, Babylon, New York, Edward J. Levin, Claimant-Appellant

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• holding that the Supreme Court's decision in Halper applied to civil forfeitures
• holding that the Supreme Court’s decision in Halper applied to civil forfeitures
• suggesting that one sovereign “must have effectively manipulated the actions of the [other sovereign] so that [its] officials retained little or no independent volition.”
• suggesting that one sovereign “must have effectively manipulated the actions of the [other sovereign] so that [its] officials retained little or no independent volition.”
• suggesting that one sovereign \must have effectively manipulated the actions of the [other sovereign] so that [its] officials retained little or no independent volition.\
• upholding the forfeiture of a condominium in which the claimant had a $68,000 equity interest and which was used in connection with isolated sales of 2fi grams of cocaine for $250

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