On April 10, New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez, R, signed into law a sweeping reform package that effectively ends her state’s practice of taking property merely suspected of involvement in illegal activity. This process, which governments frequently engage in without a criminal conviction or even charges being filed, is commonly known as civil asset forfeiture.
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