MISCELLANEOUS LAWS
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in this article apply throughout this title.
34-6-2-6. “Aggrieved person” defined.
“Aggrieved person,” for purposes of IC 34-24-
2, means any of the following:
(1) A person who has an interest in prop-
erty or in an enterprise that:
(A) is the object of corrupt business
influence (IC 35-45-6-2); or
(B) has suffered damages or harm as a
result of corrupt business influence (IC
35-45-6-2).
(2) An individual whose personal safety is
threatened by criminal gang (as defined in
section 32 of this chapter) activity.
(3) An individual or a business whose
property value or business activity is neg-
atively affected due to criminal gang (as
defined in section 32 of this chapter) activ-
ity.
(4) A political subdivision in which crim-
inal gang (as defined in section 32 of this
chapter) activity negatively affects the
property values or business activity of the
political subdivision or the personal safety
of the political subdivision's residents.
(5) The state.
34-6-2-30.5. “Costs” includes fees.
“Costs,” for purposes of this article, includes
fees.
34-6-2-39. “Enterprise” defined.
“Enterprise” for purposes of IC 34-24-2, has
the meaning set forth in IC 35-45-6-1.
34-6-2-73. “Law enforcement costs” defined.
“Law enforcement costs,” for purposes of IC
34-24-1, means:
(1) expenses incurred by the law enforce-
ment agency that makes a seizure under IC
34-24-1 (or IC 34-4-30.1 before its repeal)
for the criminal investigation associated
with the seizure;
(2) repayment of the investigative fund of
the law enforcement agency that makes a
seizure under IC 34-24-1 to the extent that
the agency can specifically identify any
part of the money as having been expended
from the fund; and
(3) expenses of the prosecuting attorney
associated with the costs of proceedings
associated with the seizure and the offenses
related to the seizure.
34-6-2-120. “Property” defined.
(a) “Property,” for purposes of IC 34-24-2,
has the meaning set forth in IC 35-31.5-2-253.
(b) “Property,” for purposes of IC 34-30-9,
includes the following:
(1) Real property.
(2) Private ways.
(3) Waters.
(4) A structure located on property listed
in subdivisions (1) through (3).
34-6-2-145. “Unit” defined.
“Unit,” for purposes of IC 34-24-1 and IC
34-24-2, has the meaning specified in IC 36-1-2-
23.
34-6-2-148. “Vehicle” defined.
“Vehicle,” for purposes of IC 34-24-3, has
the meaning set forth in IC 35-31.5-2-346.
FORFEITURES
TITLE 34
ARTICLE 24
Chapter 1
34-24-1-1.
Items subject to seizure.
34-24-1-2.
Procedures for seizure.
34-24-1-3.
Procedures following seizures; filing com-
plaint; notice; answer.
34-24-1-4.
Burden of proof; judgment; use of property;
order.
34-24-1-5.
Secured interest or co-owner in property;
determination of value; release to secured
party.
34-24-1-6.
Public sale of seized property; disposition
of proceeds.
34-24-1-7.
Court order of forfeiture; filing.
34-24-1-8.
Retention of attorney by prosecutor.
34-24-1-9.
Adoptive forfeiture and equitable sharing.
34-24-1-1. Items subject to seizure.
(a) The following may be seized:
(1) All vehicles (as defined by IC 35-
31.5-2-346), if they are used or are
