71.   The Legislature also reformed the laws governing the forfeiture of money and property seized by police from suspected criminals.

72.   The police also seized two books on drug manufacturing that were found in the bedroom.

73.   The police seized eight other Palestinian offices in East Jerusalem, including a building that housed Palestinian intelligence services in the village of Abu Dis.

74.   The police seized false papers from several countries, computer equipment used to forge airline tickets between Spain, France and Algeria.

75.   The police seized files and computers and made veiled threats.

76.   The police seized several rifles and small arms in a building they searched there.

77.   The police seized six pounds of marijuana from the room in which Rodriguez was arrested, and in which Monge later testified he was being held in a kidnapping.

78.   The police will also seize private automobiles if they can show that the owner knowingly allowed the driver to operate the vehicle while drunk.

79.   Under the state constitution and state law, drug money that police seized would normally go to public education.

80.   When police seize money or property, they hand it off to a federal law enforcement agency instead of going to a state court.