The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled that Jerry Johnson, from whom Phoenix police seized $39,500 in cash, may continue contesting the forfeiture.
may continue contesting the forfeiture.
Johnson previously told The Arizona Republic he chose to travel with cash to avoid incurring fees from withdrawing it outside his usual bank and had found articles that said traveling with large amounts of cash was perfectly legal. against Johnson, one of them at one point referring to the process of civil forfeiture, or RICO, as"distasteful."
Swann, who penned the court’s decision dated Tuesday, said the lower court erred in its ruling that Johnson had failed to prove the money was his.
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