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Louisiana Revised Statutes > Title 40 > Chapter 26 - Seizure And Controlled Dangerous Substances Property Forfeiture Act Of 1989

Louisiana Laws > Revised Statutes > Title 40 > Chapter 26 - Seizure And Controlled Dangerous Substances Property Forfeiture Act Of 1989


Current as of: 2009
Section
40:2601Seizure and controlled dangerous
40:2602Jurisdiction and venue
40:2603Conduct giving rise to forfeiture
40:2604Property subject to forfeiture
40:2605Exemptions
40:2606Seizure of property
40:2607Property management and preservation
40:2608Commencement of forfeiture proceedings; property release requirements
40:2608.1Sale of property pending forfeiture; circumstances; procedure
40:2609Stipulation of exemptions
40:2610Claims
40:2611Judicial proceedings generally
40:2612In rem proceedings
40:2613In personam proceedings
40:2614Substituted assets
40:2615Judicial disposition of property
40:2616Allocation of forfeited property; creation of special funds; reporting
40:2617Powers of enforcement personnel
40:2618Prescription
40:2619Summary forfeiture of controlled substances
40:2620Bar to collateral action
40:2621Statutory construction
40:2622Short title

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