Weapons: firearms; firearms in certain state buildings; prohibit. Amends sec. 234d of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.234d).
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Overview
This bill prohibits the possession of firearms in certain locations within the state, including financial institutions, churches, courts, theaters, sports arenas, day care centers, hospitals, licensed liquor establishments, and polling places. However, there are exceptions for security personnel, law enforcement officers, concealed carry license holders, and individuals with permission to possess firearms on private property. Specifically, it also restricts firearm possession near absent voter ballot drop boxes and during absentee ballot processing. Finally, it prohibits firearms in state buildings such as the Capitol Building and Senate Office Buildings, with an exception for legislators carrying concealed pistols.
Key provisions
- Prohibits firearm possession in financial institutions.
- Prohibits firearm possession in churches and houses of religious worship.
- Restricts firearm possession near polling places and early voting sites.
- Limits firearm possession near absent voter ballot drop boxes.
- Prohibits firearm possession in state Capitol and Senate Office Buildings.
- Allows security personnel to possess firearms in restricted locations.
- Exempts licensed concealed carry holders from certain restrictions.
- Defines penalties for violations as a misdemeanor.
Who is affected
- Gun Owners
- Financial Institutions
- Religious Organizations
- Government Buildings
- Voters
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