§ 39-11-411. Accessory After the Fact
39-11-609. Necessity. 39-11-620. Use of deadly force by a law enforcement officer.
§ 39-11-609. Necessity
39-11-620. Use of deadly force by a law enforcement officer.
§ 39-11-715. Equity Powers of Court
Any criminal court or general sessions court may conduct such hearings and enter such orders, injunctions, restraining orders, prohibitions, or issue any extraordinary process for the purpose of ensuring that any defendant does not use any proceeds directly or indirectly derived from a criminal offense for the purpose of securing an appearance bond or to […]
§ 39-11-716. Immunities
The attorney general, the attorney general’s assistants and investigators shall not be civilly liable for any acts performed in furtherance of the purposes of this part.
§ 39-11-717. Supplement to Other Laws — Retroactive Application
This part does not supersede any other statute or law relating to forfeiture of property and may be used in conjunction with administrative forfeiture laws. This law pertaining to the forfeiture of property is remedial and shall be liberally construed to effect its purpose. This part shall apply retroactively to all proceeds acquired or received […]
§ 39-11-109. Prosecution Under More Than One Statute
39-11-411. Accessory after the fact. 39-11-609. Necessity. 39-11-620. Use of deadly force by a law enforcement officer.
§ 39-11-709. Procedure for Return of Property Seized
Only an owner or interest holder may make a claim for return of property seized for forfeiture or otherwise contest the forfeiture under this part. In the event of a seizure for forfeiture under this part, the property shall not be subject to replevin, conveyance, or attachment, but is deemed to be in the custody […]
§ 39-11-710. Rights of Interest Holders and Owners
Nothing in this part shall limit or restrict the right of an interest holder in real property that was of record, prior to the filing of the notice of lien lis pendens, to enforce its deed of trust, or to take any other action permitted under its deed of trust as long as prior notice […]
§ 39-11-711. Protection of Seized Property
In the event there is probable cause to believe that any individual having a right to enter real property that is the subject of a forfeiture proceeding under this part is also engaged, or about to engage, in conduct that will result in the diminution of the value of the real property to the state, […]
§ 39-11-712. Sale of Forfeited Property
Whenever a judgment of forfeiture is rendered under this part, the court may authorize the attorney general to sell the property at public auction, subject to the orders and approval of the court. The court, in lieu of such sale, may order that the property be sold by any person having an interest in the […]