Texas 2021 - 87th Regular

Texas Senate Bill SB949

Caption

Relating to criminal asset forfeiture proceedings and the seizure and forfeiture of certain property.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX SB793

Relating to criminal asset forfeiture proceedings and the seizure and forfeiture of certain property.

TX HB1714

Relating to criminal asset forfeiture proceedings.

TX HB3659

Relating to civil asset forfeiture proceedings, to the seizure and forfeiture of certain property, and to the reporting and disposition of proceeds and property from civil asset forfeiture.

TX HB1711

Relating to the admissibility of evidence in an asset forfeiture proceeding and the seizure and forfeiture of certain property.

TX HB3758

Relating to repealing civil asset forfeiture provisions and establishing criminal asset forfeiture in this state.

TX HB69

Relating to the state's burden of proof in certain asset forfeiture proceedings under the Code of Criminal Procedure.

TX SB2458

Relating to the state's burden of proof in certain asset forfeiture proceedings under the Code of Criminal Procedure.

TX HB928

Relating to asset forfeiture proceedings under the Code of Criminal Procedure.

TX SB665

Relating to the tracking, reporting, and disposition of proceeds and property from asset forfeiture proceedings under the Code of Criminal Procedure.

TX HB1874

Relating to the award of attorney's fees in a civil asset forfeiture proceeding.

Similar Bills

HI SB149

Relating To Property Forfeiture.

LA SB359

Provides for civil forfeiture reform. (8/1/22)

WV HB2585

Relating generally to forfeiture of contraband

HI HB1965

Relating To Property Forfeiture.

WV HB2072

Relating generally to forfeiture of contraband

WV HB4531

Relating generally to forfeiture of contraband

WV HB2772

Relating generally to forfeiture of contraband

KS HB2380

Requiring a criminal conviction for civil asset forfeiture, remitting proceeds from civil asset forfeiture to the state general fund, increasing the burden of proof required to forfeit property, making certain property ineligible for forfeiture, providing persons involved in forfeiture proceedings representation by counsel and the ability to demand a jury trial and allowing a person to request a hearing on whether forfeiture is excessive.