Timbs v. Indiana is a great case. I've seen too many civil forfeitures where someone lost their brand new $60,000 car because they got some sort of minor traffi

Timbs v. Indiana is a great case. I've seen too many civil forfeitures where someone lost their brand new $60,000 car because they got some sort of minor traffic infraction. In theory, Timbs has limited that. I've not seen it used much in practice yet, but most state and local governments are seriously winding down their civil forfeiture practices anyway due to the changing tide of public opinion from abuse.