The government took their home. Now, a family's lawsuit may change Nevada's forfeiture system

The Fred family has fought for years to regain permanent control of their home, which was a refuge for family members experiencing homeless. They're arguing civil forfeitures violate double jeopardy laws.

Related Keywords

Nevada ,United States ,New Mexico ,Clark County ,Carson City ,Minnesota ,California ,Washoe ,North Carolina ,Nevadans ,Melanie Scheibled Las Vegas ,Las Vegas ,Nicole Cannizzarod Las Vegas ,Sylvia Fred ,Lee Mcgrath ,John Fortin ,Marcos Lopez ,Elvin Fred ,Randy Fiedler ,Lisa Fred ,Legal Aid Center ,Senate Judiciary Committee ,Carson City District Attorney Office ,Us Supreme Court ,Net Narcotics Task ,Elvin Nevada Supreme Court ,Institute Of Justice ,Nevada Policy Research Institute ,Nevada Supreme Court ,Carson City District Attorney ,Southern Nevada ,Tri Net Narcotics Task Force ,Melanie Scheible ,D Las Vegas ,Nicole Cannizzaro ,