Legal Opinion
Crowder v. State of Georgia
Supreme Court of Georgia
Decided June 16, 2020No. S19G0931PublishedCited by 13 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
309 Ga. 66
FINAL COPY S19G0931. CROWDER v. STATE OF GEORGIA. WARREN, Justice. This case stems from an October 2016 incident at the Atlanta airport during which law enforcement officers seized $46,820 in cash from Shara Cumins, James Crowder’s daughter. In the ensuing in rem forfeiture proceeding under OCGA § 9-16-12, the trial court awarded Crowder the property. The Court of Appeals, however, reversed. See Crowder v. State of Ga.,
348 Ga. App. 850
( 823 SE2d 384) (2019). We granted certiorari to consider two questions: In an in rem forfeiture proceeding, may the forfeiture complaint be served by…
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