Justice Dept. watchdog criticizes asset forfeiture program

By: Eric Tucker Associated Press March 30, 2017

A government watchdog on Wednesday identified what it called weaknesses in the Justice Department's asset forfeiture program, including poor data collection and analysis, and inadequate training of local and state officers. The program, long criticized by advocacy groups and members of Congress concerned about oversight, permits law enforcement to take possession of cash and property seized ...

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Justice Dept. watchdog criticizes asset forfeiture program

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