An attorney from Sorainen, Marcus Niin, has asserted that police in Estonia should not have the authority to confiscate personal light electric vehicles (PLEVs) that are not in compliance with regulations without a prior court order. Niin stated to ERR that such confiscations would constitute a significant violation of property rights. The attorney’s comments highlight concerns over due process and the potential for arbitrary action by law enforcement. The issue centers on noncompliant PLEVs, such as scooters, and the extent of police power regarding their seizure. Without judicial oversight, individuals could be unfairly deprived of their property, raising legal challenges. Niin's argument suggests a need for balance between enforcing regulations and protecting citizens’ rights in Estonia. This case could set a precedent regarding the handling of potentially non-compliant micro-mobility devices.