New York Statutes

§ 71-0909 — Forfeitures

New York § 71-0909
JurisdictionNew York
Law ENVEnvironmental Conservation
Title 9Enforcement of Articles 11 and 13--the Fish and Wildlife Law
Art. 71Enforcement

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N.Y. Environmental Conservation § 71-0909 (2026).

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§ 71-0909. Forfeitures.\n 1. If the defendant in any prosecution, civil or criminal, for a\nviolation involving the taking of deer with the aid of an artificial\nlight, is held liable or found guilty, or shall effect a civil\nsettlement of any action or cause of action in favor of the state\narising out of such violation, the defendant's interest in all things\nseized as provided in paragraph f of subdivision 4 of section 71-0907 in\nconnection with such violation shall be declared confiscated by and\nforfeit to the state. Unless a claim of ownership by some other person\nis made to the department within thirty days after the date of seizure\nand is established by order of a court or to the satisfaction of the\ndepartment, all such things shall be disposed of as the department shall\ndire

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