Arizona carries the unfortunate distinction of having the fifth-highest imprisonment rate in the nation. It can learn from smart, conservative reforms such as those recently adopted by Oklahoma.

In light of the recent Timbs ruling, Indiana’s high court has issued a new three-prong test to determine whether civil forfeitures are unconstitutionally excessive.

Bernard Kerik explains that while wrongdoing can still happen even after reforms are passed, such failures are borne by the individual themselves, not policy.