State v. Fenton

*49In this procedurally idiosyncratic criminal case, defendant was convicted of conspiracy to commit fourth-degree assault. He appeals an amended judgment that requires him, as a special condition of probation, to forfeit seven firearms that law-enforcement officers seized when they executed a search warrant. Defendant argues both that the state failed to follow required criminal-forfeiture procedures and that the trial court could not properly impose forfeiture as a condition of his probation. In response, the state asserts that defendant's challenge to the forfeiture is not properly before…