NH HB1631

Expands the required contents of the Attorney General's annual forfeiture report to include 13 specific data points: seizing agency name, seizure date, property type, location zip code, estimated value, alleged offense, charges filed, criminal case number and court, case outcome, forfeiture case number and court, whether claims were filed, disposition value, and total forfeited property value

Requires law enforcement agencies to provide disaggregated forfeiture data directly to the Attorney General, rather than summarized information

Exempts contraband (alcohol, drug paraphernalia, controlled substances) from the property type reporting requirement

Estimated fiscal impact of approximately $45,000-$47,000 annually in General Fund expenditures starting FY 2027 to hire a part-time paralegal to collate and report the expanded information

Takes effect 60 days after passage