Signal jamming.

Added possession of cocaine or narcotics and possession of methamphetamine to the list of offenses that justify vehicle seizure, expanding beyond just dealing or manufacturing.

Added dealing in paraphernalia and dealing in marijuana, hash oil, hashish, or salvia to the list of offenses that justify vehicle seizure.

Added several violent crimes including murder, kidnapping, rape, child molesting, and child exploitation to the list of offenses that justify seizure of real property owned by the perpetrator.

Added new categories for seizure including equipment used for fraud, recordings sold in violation of copyright laws, property involved in corrupt business influence, unlawful telecommunications devices, and equipment used to create child sexual abuse material.

Expanded the definition of property subject to seizure to include more comprehensive categories of criminal activity and property types.

Added a federal law exemption to the prohibition on operating radio frequency jamming devices, preventing prosecution when federal authorization exists.

Renumbered and reorganized controlled substance dealing categories in the digest section to improve clarity and consistency.

Updated the bill digest header and formatting to reflect the engrossed version with revised effective dates and committee action history.