Kansas law enforcement, ad hoc coalition clash on House, Senate civil asset forfeiture bills

A chief deputy to Attorney General Kris Kobach urged legislators, libertarians and law enforcement leaders to get behind a compromise bill that would deliver substantial reform of Kansas’ civil asset forfeiture system mired in controversy, but the source of millions of dollars for Kansas law enforcement agencies. TIM CARPENTER/KANSAS REFLECTOR
BY TIM CARPENTERKansas Reflector Lose-knit group argues law fuels ‘for-profit’ policing, unconstitutional practices TOPEKA — Kansas chief deputy attorney general Daniel Burrows defended a hard-fought…
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