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A trailblazing Oakland law allowing police to confiscate vehicles from people arrested on drug and prostitution charges may be headed for the state Supreme Court. Last week, the Third District Court of Appeal ruled that the city of Stockton's version of the ordinance violated due process rights. If the high court takes the case, Oakland Mayor Jerry Brown -- who calls the vehicle seizure ordinance an important tool in the city's fight against crime -- all but vowed to argue the case himself.
April 29, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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