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Rep. Savannah Maddox

asset forfeiture

Bill To Strengthen Asset Forfeiture Reporting, Penalties Advances In Ky. Legislature

By Jacob Ryan | February 19, 2020

A bill that would penalize law enforcement agencies that fail to report how much cash and property they seize through asset forfeiture is moving through the state legislature.

asset forfeiture

Law Enforcement Would Disclose More About Seized Cash, Property Under Proposed Bill

By Jacob Ryan | February 20, 2019

The proposal would bolster existing reporting requirements related to the seizing of cash and property by law enforcement, and agencies that don’t comply would lose out on money.

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