Whether the abuse of discretion and mistake of law perpetuated by The Fifth Circuit runs afoul of the Supreme Court's holding in Timbs v. Indiana, February 20, 2018 when it unanimously ruled that the 8th Amendment's ban on excessive fines applies to the states, implicating David Lopez (Terry's spouse)'s prosecution and subsequent forfeiture of Terry Lopez's well-documented house from an inheritance, impermissibly ignoring the 'innocent owner doctrine'

No question identified. : Constitutional Question Raised Whether the abuse of direction and mistake of Law perpetuated by The Fifth Circuit Runs afoul of the Supreme court honing in Timbs v. Indiana, February 20, 2018 when it unanimously ruling that the 8° Amendment is ban on wide spread but controversial practice of Civil Asset forfeiture, by which many states and Federal law enforcement agencies generated income, implicating David Lopez (Terry’s spouse) prosecution and subsequent forfeiture of Terry Lopez’s well documented house, from an inheritance, impermissible ignoring the “INNOCENT OWNER DOCTRINE” | i |