United States v. One Parcel of Real Property, Etc., Humberto and Idacira Rua

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• civil forfeiture complaint need not allege facts sufficient to support probable cause, but facts to support a reasonable belief that government could show probable cause at trial
• “Whether none, all, or only a portion of the defendant property is forfeitable is not determined at the pleadings stage, but at trial.”
• “Whether none, all, 19 or only a portion of the defendant property is forfeitable is not determined at the pleadings 20 stage, but at trial.”

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