Judiciary committee backs amendment requiring conviction before forfeiture, adds reporting
The Senate Committee on Judiciary voted to pass House Bill 126 with amendments that generally require a criminal conviction before property can be forfeited and add reporting requirements for seized and forfeited assets.
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The Senate Committee on Judiciary voted to pass House Bill 126 with amendments that make conviction a prerequisite for property forfeiture and require additional reporting on seized and forfeited property.
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