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How Nova Scotia has revived its ‘crime shouldn’t pay’ law

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“How Nova Scotia has revived its ‘crime shouldn’t pay’ law”

A two-decade-old law the Nova Scotia government overhauled last year with little fanfare is now being deployed to more easily seek the forfeiture of tens of thousands of dollars in suspected proceeds of crime and vehicles ranging from an Audi to Ford F-150 pickups.

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