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761.1 – Definitions | Michigan Law

Learn the key definitions in Michigan's criminal procedure law, including 'person,' 'indictment,' 'magistrate,' 'felony,' and more, for clearer legal understanding.

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761.1 – Definitions

Michigan Code of Criminal Procedure § 761.1

Summary

Michigan Code of Criminal Procedure Section 761.1 provides definitions for key legal terms used throughout the criminal justice process, including 'person,' 'act,' 'property,' 'indictment,' 'writing,' 'magistrate,' 'felony,' and 'misdemeanor.' These definitions establish the legal framework for criminal proceedings in Michigan. Understanding these terms is essential for interpreting criminal laws and procedures within the state.

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In simple terms: Learn the key definitions in Michigan's criminal procedure law, including 'person,' 'indictment,' 'magistrate,' 'felony,' and more, for clearer legal understanding.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.