Limits judicial forfeiture to cases where the person is convicted of the underlying criminal offense.

This bill proposes to limit judicial forfeiture proceedings to circumstances in which the person is convicted of the underlying criminal offense. It also mandates that all proceeds from the sale of forfeited property, after offset, be deposited into the General Fund. This change aims to ensure that assets are only forfeited when a conviction is secured, thereby protecting individuals from unjust asset seizure.

Limits judicial forfeiture to cases where the person is convicted of the underlying criminal offense.

This bill proposes to limit judicial forfeiture proceedings to circumstances in which the person is convicted of the underlying criminal offense. It also mandates that all proceeds from the sale of forfeited property, after offset, be deposited into the General Fund. This change aims to ensure that assets are only forfeited when a conviction is secured, thereby protecting individuals from unjust asset seizure.