Minnesota Instructions — Judicial Review of Motor Vehicle Forfeiture for Alcohol Related Offenses (more than $15,000) is a legal process that requires a court review of any forfeiture of a motor vehicle due to an alcohol-related offense in the state of Minnesota. This process applies to any forfeiture of a motor vehicle with a value of more than $15,000. The process begins with the filing of a Petition for Judicial Review of Motor Vehicle Forfeiture. This petition must be filed within 30 days after notice of the forfeiture was sent. The petition must include a copy of the notice of forfeiture, a statement of the facts surrounding the forfeiture, and a legal argument regarding why the defendant believes the forfeiture should be reversed. The court then reviews the petition and holds a hearing. At the hearing, the defendant has the opportunity to present evidence and make arguments in support of their case. The court may then order a return of the motor vehicle, or uphold the forfeiture. There are two types of Minnesota Instructions — Judicial Review of Motor Vehicle Forfeiture for Alcohol Related Offenses (more than $15,000). The first type is a Petition for Judicial Review of Motor Vehicle Forfeiture. The second type is a Hearing on Petition for Judicial Review of Motor Vehicle Forfeiture.