It is hard for some people to believe that in the U.S., including TN, you can have your property taken solely based on the suspicion of one government employee and never even be charged with a crime!

Yet, it happens to innocent people every day. Fortunately, TN House Bill 340 would make real changes to civil asset forfeiture (CAF) by supporting due process at the state level and effectively stopping the federal government's equitable sharing program from victimizing innocent Tennesseans.

I’m happy to tell you that support continues to build for meaningful CAF reform with 28 cosponsors on HB340.

Currently a bipartisan coalition is supporting HB340 including representatives Daniel, Todd, Griffey, Lafferty, Staples, Faison, Terry, Holt, Hill T, Hill M, Rudder, Hall, Parkinson, Sexton J, DeBerry, Jernigan, Hulsey, Hardaway, Lamar, Hodges, Potts, Thompson, Hakeem, Calfee, Dixie, Bricken, Rudd, and Dunn.



Your help today will continue the momentum to restore due process and protect innocent Tennesseans.

Please continue to build momentum for HB340 by contacting your state representative, and representatives you know, and demanding they support and co-sponsor this bill.



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