New York principal Daniel Levy discusses the background and implications of a very recent decision in which the Second Circuit affirmed the government’s broad authority over a defendant’s assets in the face of unpaid restitution obligations. This authority includes the power to restrain assets prior to the entry of a restitution order and can extend to assets held overseas.
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