In that there is no loss of liberty for the individual, yes.
Bear in mind that the prosecution must still convince a jury by a preponderance of the evidence that the property was acquired by other than legal means.
Or not, depending on the owner's ability to get a competent lawyer (maybe hard to do with no money), and get to trial. A smart prosecutor, a cooperative judge, and a defendant in poor health could easily die waiting for his day in court. Easy money, and a warning to the rest of us.