Delitos relacionados con embarcaciones amarradas en Michigan

Explicación Simple

Si rompes un candado o cadena de un barco amarrado, o lo mueves sin permiso, puedes meterte en problemas. También es ilegal amarrar un barco a un objeto que no te pertenece.

Es como si un amigo deja su bicicleta en tu patio y tú decides moverla o romper la cerradura. Eso no está bien y puede traerte problemas.

Ejemplo Práctico

Imagina que Juan ve un bote amarrado en el lago. Sin pensar, rompe la cadena que lo sujeta y se lo lleva. Juan podría ser acusado de un delito por hacer eso, ya que no tenía permiso del dueño del bote.

Penalidades

Cualquiera de estas acciones puede resultar en un delito menor, lo que puede incluir multas o arresto.

Texto Original del Estatuto (Inglés)

MCL 750.107 - Moored boat; breaking of lock or chain Sec. 107. Breaking lock, etc., of boat moored in lake, etc.—Any person or persons who shall wilfully and maliciously break any lock or chain fastened to any ship, boat or vessel, moored in any lake, river or watercourse of this state, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. MCL 750.108 - Moored boat; removing Sec. 108. Removing boat from fastenings, etc.—Any person who shall wilfully remove any ship, boat or vessel from their fastenings moored upon any lake, river, or watercourse in this state, without the consent of the owner, or who shall maliciously loose any ship, boat or vessel fastened by lock, chains or other fastening to the bank or shore of any lake, river or watercourse, and suffer the same to float away without the consent of the owner or person having in charge said ship, boat or vessel, or who shall rent or hire any such ship, boat or vessel, and shall without any cause leave such ship, boat or vessel, and abandon the same without giving the owner or owners, or person having charge thereof, notice of such abandonment, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. MCL 750.109 - Mooring vessel to buoy or beacon Sec. 109. Mooring vessel to buoy or beacon—Any person mooring any ship, boat or vessel to any of the buoys or beacons placed in any of the waters of the state, by the authority of the United States, or in any manner hanging on with a boat or vessel to any such buoy or beacon, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. MCL 750.109a - Unauthorized possession; penalty Sec. 109a. Any person who, wilfully and without authority, takes possession of or uses any vessel, as defined in Act No. 245 of the Public Acts of 1959, being sections 281.651 to 281.669 of the Compiled Laws of 1948, and any person who wilfully and with