Extended Forfeiture versus Special Forfeiture

The topic "Extended forfeiture vs special forfeiture" explores two different approaches to the legal process of forfeiture of assets in criminal investigations or criminal prosecutions. Extended forfeiture refers to forfeiture of all assets associated with a crime, regardless of ownership or direct involvement in the crime, while special forfeiture focuses on forfeiture of assets that are directly related to the crime and the persons involved in it. The main differences between the two types of forfeiture are the scope of the seizure and the extent of the impact on the parties involved