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Criminal asset Forfeiture and the Sixth Amendment After "Southern Union" and "Alleyne:" State-Level Ramifications
The Founding Fathers thought the jury-trial right was so fundamental to our system of justice that they included it in the Sixth Amendment of the United States Constitution. The right to trial by jury serves to protect criminal defendants against government overreaching by ensuring that they will be
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