Re:Legal Analysis (Score 1)

I generally concur but I have to take issue with your interpretation of "due process". The due course of law in this case is quite clear. Barring exigent circumstances, a warrant is required in order to seize property. Also, for those of you quibbling over whether freezing assets constitutes a seizure, I give you SCOTUS's definition in Maryland v Macon: "a seizure occurs when 'there is some meaningful interference with an individual's possessory interests'".