818-How to Protect Yourself from Civil Asset Forfeiture

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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The US Attorney's Office in Los Angeles Isn't Saying Why

03:12 • 5min

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What Is a Civil Asset Forfeiture?

07:49 • 3min

4

The Patriot Act Eased the War on Cash to a New Level

10:36 • 3min

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What's the Difference Between a Safety Deposit Box Company and a Bank of America Branch?

14:02 • 4min

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The Fbi Breach the Rights of Beverly Hill Safe Deposit Box Holders

18:17 • 3min

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How Do You Protect Yourself?

21:20 • 2min

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The Fourth Amendment Guarantees You a Right to Privacy

23:35 • 3min

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Are You Being Detained by a Police Officer?

26:43 • 4min

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What Do You Do in a Traffic Stop?

30:23 • 2min

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The Ideal Place to Pull Over Is Private Property

32:36 • 2min

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How to Protect Yourself From the Police

34:22 • 2min

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Don't Answer Questions From the Police

36:28 • 2min

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Do Not Consent to Searches

38:03 • 2min

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Don't Consent to Searches

40:32 • 3min

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You Should Always Be Able to Lay Your Hand on a Few Thousand Dollars

43:12 • 1min

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Don't Answer Questions When You're Going to Be Arrested

44:26 • 2min

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Do It Like You See the Guys on TV, Don't Be Stuck

46:25 • 2min

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Do You Care About Freedom?

48:41 • 2min

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Don't Let the Police Come in Contact With Your Cash

51:02 • 3min

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The Indecia of a Crime

53:40 • 3min

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How Do You Protect Yourself From Drug Dogs?

56:18 • 2min

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You Need to Keep the Records, Is the Point

58:30 • 2min

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You Are Innocent Until They Prove You Guilty, and Then You're Free

01:00:54 • 2min

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The Fbi Seizes 86 Million Dollars in Cash and a Stock Pile of Rare Coins

01:03:09 • 3min

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Do Not Keep All Your Stuff in One Place

01:06:00 • 3min

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Don't Keep All Your Stuff in One Place

01:08:33 • 2min

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Offshore Planning - You Shouldn't Have All Your Money in the United States

01:10:42 • 3min