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OCR: There is also n0 adequate remedy following seizure Un- Jap the rules of civil procedure there seens to be provision fr claimant to challenge the seizure before trial on the merits. except for motion for sumary judanent motion to dismiss. Smith at 10.05[10], 10-72.17. Fed.R Crim. K 41(e) which allows claimant have evidentiary hearing when property seized in criminal case does not apply in a civil forfeiture case Fed.R. Crim.P 54(b5); Urited States Price, 914 F.2d 1507 1510 (D.C 1990) Undex Ruie E(4Xf) JO the Supplemental Rules Certain Admiralty Maritie Claims, post -seizure hearing must provided. except for forfeiture actions brought b the United States The government could remain in control of the property, dispossessing the claimant, until the end trial, as long as had case strong enough ...