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Originally Posted by willravel
As a lot of people are saying in the other thread, driving is not a right but a privilege. When he drove in that totally unsafe way, he forfeited his privilege, and current laws to allow for seizure in cases like this.
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Yeah, but restricting or revoking his driving privileges isn't the same as confiscating his property.
Troit's post put this in perspective for me. If 92 over is a felony, put his ass in jail. Assessing what comes out as a $45000 fine is excessive. It is exacerbated by them keeping his property rather than auctioning it off.