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Justice Manual § 9-113.108
Reacquisition of Forfeited Property
The settlement should state that the claimant/defendant may not reacquire the forfeited property directly or indirectly through family members or others acting in concert with him or her. Family members who already own a partial interest in the forfeited property may, however, purchase the forfeited interest. See Chapter 11.B.8 of the Asset Forfeiture Policy Manual ("Reacquiring the property").
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[updated May 2010]
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