Criminal Conviction Needed to Seize Property Under New Michigan Law

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LANSING, MI – – Bills signed into law by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer prevent a person’s property from being permanently seized by police without being convicted of a crime.

Whitmer signed Senate Bill 2 and House Bills 4001 and 4001, which each passed both chambers of the Michigan Legislature with broad bipartisan support. Before the reforms were signed, law enforcement agencies could permanently take a person’s private property if they suspect it had been connected to a controlled substance violation, regardless of whether the person is charged with a crime.

 

 

 

https://www.mlive.com/public-interest/2019/07/jay-inslee-says-enbridge-line-5-is-clear-and-present-threat-to-great-lakes.html

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