Transporte de prisioneros de Wisconsin a través de Michigan

Explicación Simple

Si alguien es arrestado en Wisconsin y necesita ir a juicio, la policía de Wisconsin puede llevarlo a través de Michigan. Esto es legal siempre que lo hagan para llevar al prisionero a donde debe estar.

Es como cuando un conductor de autobús tiene que llevar a un pasajero de un estado a otro; si el pasajero tiene un boleto válido, el conductor puede pasar por diferentes ciudades sin problemas.

Ejemplo Práctico

Imagina que Juan fue arrestado en Wisconsin por un delito menor. La policía de Wisconsin debe llevarlo a un tribunal en su estado, pero para eso necesitan atravesar Michigan. Mientras lo transportan, tienen todos los derechos para cuidarlo, como si fueran policías de Michigan.

Penalidades

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Texto Original del Estatuto (Inglés)

MCL 750.192 - Prisoners of Wisconsin being transported Sec. 192. It shall be lawful for any sheriff, coroner, constable, or other officer of the state of Wisconsin or other person lawfully authorized under the laws of the state of Wisconsin to act as any such officer, having in his or her lawful custody any person or persons, arrested in the state of Wisconsin, under a criminal warrant or process, or under any writ, order, or process in a civil action or proceeding, issued out of or by any court of said state of Wisconsin, or by any officer of said state of Wisconsin, authorized to issue such warrant, writ, process, or order, to convey or transport the prisoner through any portion of the state of Michigan, whenever it shall be necessary or convenient so to do in order to bring the prisoner before any such court or officer of the state of Wisconsin, or to deliver the prisoner to any jailor, or commit the prisoner to any prison of said state of Wisconsin, for any lawful purpose whatsoever. Any such officer of the state of Wisconsin, while in the state of Michigan with any prisoner or prisoners in the officer's custody for the purposes aforesaid, has all the rights and powers in relation to such prisoner or prisoners as would a sheriff of this state. An officer of this state shall not discharge any such prisoner from custody under writ of habeas corpus or other proceeding brought for that purpose, when it shall be made to appear that the prisoner is in custody as in the preceding paragraph stated. And it shall be a sufficient answer to said writ of habeas corpus or other proceeding, by the officer or person having such custody, that he or she holds the prisoner by virtue of a lawful warrant, writ, process, or order as in the preceding paragraph stated, and he or she shall