SB 0755
Natural resources: other; circumstances under which a conservation officer may enter private property; limit. Amends sec. 1602 of 1994 PA 451 (MCL 324.1602) & adds sec. 1507.
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Bill overview
This bill clarifies the circumstances under which Michigan Conservation Officers can enter private property. Generally, an officer needs the owner’s permission, a court warrant, or to respond to an emergency. It also outlines the department’s authority to investigate and prosecute violations of natural resources laws, including the ability to search property without a warrant under specific circumstances. The bill aims to balance law enforcement with property rights.
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Edward W. McBroom
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