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To: Sedohr Nod who wrote (6018)	7/4/2007 7:05:59 PM
From: Gersh Avery	Respond to of 25737

The only "evidence" presented was that she had the money, she was a low income person, the car was rented, and she was on this "known drug corridor." quote: Stephen Markman, Michael Cavanagh and Marilyn Kelly dissented. Markman accused the majority of redefining the law to avoid the necessary consequences of suppressing evidence. He said the fact that a person is low-income and driving in a rental car along Interstate 94 between Detroit and Chicago can describe innocent behavior and is not enough to support forfeiting the money. end quote BTW .. no drugs were involved at all.