The Cold Blooded Murder Of Renee Good

[unapologetic]

In Australia we have proceeds of crime laws. Do these exist in USA?

I have heard of drug dealer's property and assets being seased. And of judges ruleing 'no book deals'.

 

[Patooka]

First, he'll get off scot-free, as we know, and even if he's tried and convicted, his pardon is almost assured. Furthermore, he'll be feted as a national hero, and will most likely get a book deal in a couple years.

Not if he is tried in state court.

In Australia we have proceeds of crime laws. Do these exist in USA? If so, and he is convicted and sentenced in a state court, then a strong case can be made that his GoFundMe income can be seized, as also any income from any upcoming book sales.

Yes but which law enforcement agency has the authority in the US and when it can be employed is a grey area.

 

[GenesisNemesis]

First, he'll get off scot-free, as we know, and even if he's tried and convicted, his pardon is almost assured. Furthermore, he'll be feted as a national hero, and will most likely get a book deal in a couple years.

Not if he is tried in state court.

In Australia we have proceeds of crime laws. Do these exist in USA?

As a sane American I just assume if there's a useful law other more developed countries have, we probably don't have it.

 

[barbos]

First, he'll get off scot-free, as we know, and even if he's tried and convicted, his pardon is almost assured. Furthermore, he'll be feted as a national hero, and will most likely get a book deal in a couple years.

Not if he is tried in state court.

In Australia we have proceeds of crime laws. Do these exist in USA? If so, and he is convicted and sentenced in a state court, then a strong case can be made that his GoFundMe income can be seized, as also any income from any upcoming book sales.

Yes but which law enforcement agency has the authority in the US and when it can be employed is a grey area.

What a Country!