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The ruling is a victory for an Indiana man who had pleaded guilty in state court for drug dealing and conspiracy to commit theft. His Land Rover was seized because it was used as part of the crime. He argued that the seizure of the car, worth ,000, was excessive."The biggest implications of today's ruling are likely to be felt in civil forfeiture cases, in which state and local governments will now have to confront an important additional limit on the value of property that they can seize that is not directly part of a criminal sentence," said CNN Supreme Court analyst and University of Texas School of Law professor Steve Vladeck."Given that the same limits already apply to the federal government, and the widespread concerns over the proliferation of civil forfeiture in certain states, it's not especially surprising that the justices ruled this way -- or that they were unanimous in doing so," Vladeck added.The-CNN-Wire? & ? 2019 Cable News Network, Inc., a Time Warner Company. All rights reserved. 1019

The Sentinelese have lived in complete isolation on the remote North Sentinel Island for tens of thousands of years. The island, which is part of India's Andaman and Nicobar Islands territory, is roughly as large as Manhattan.India has protected the island for decades to prevent the Sentinelese from contracting modern illnesses and to keep outsiders alive.People are not allowed to go within five nautical miles of the island by Indian law and the Indian Navy patrols it day and night.And while its residents have no contact with the outside world, they aren't too far from other civilizations.The island is only about 50 kilometers (31 miles) west of Port Blair, the territory's capital known to tourists for its stunning emerald beaches, history and water sports.At least 15 Sentinelese could be living on the island, according to India's census estimates from 2011. 870

The projects are receiving funding from SB 1, the bill signed by Governor Jerry Brown that increased the gasoline tax by 12 cents per gallon and registration fees as much as 5.The list below shows some of the projects given funding. For the full list click here.  271

The wintry weather contributed to traffic crashes that killed people in several states, authorities said.A 60-year-old woman died Thursday in Miami County, Indiana, after she lost control of her vehicle while driving in slick road conditions and crashed, the state's police said in a statement.One person was also killed Thursday in Canton, Ohio, and another person in Maryland, police said.In Mississippi, a tour bus crashed Wednesday, killing two people and wounding several others. Sgt. Joseph Miller with the Mississippi Highway Patrol said the bus carrying 46 people was traveling from Huntsville, Alabama, to Tunica, Mississippi.The remaining occupants were taken to area hospitals with a variety of injuries. The cause of the crash was weather-related, Miller stated.Arkansas Highway Patrol is reporting two separate incidents in which three people were killed after drivers lost control of cars on icy roads. 916

The tariffs on Mexico, set to go in effect on Monday, would cost Texas alone more than 117,000 jobs, according to the analysis by The Perryman Group, an economic consulting firm. Texas is Mexico's largest export market, making the two economies closely intertwined.The findings underscore the economic gamble President Donald Trump would be taking by imposing tariffs on Mexico, which is now America's largest trading partner, after taking into consideration the 462

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