764.15 – Arrest by officer without warrant; situations; circumstances | Michigan Law

Michigan law allows peace officers to arrest individuals without a warrant under specific circumstances, including when a crime is committed in their presence, when they have reasonable cause to believe a crime has occurred, or when they have received credible information about a warrant or a suspect's status. The law outlines various situations such as committing or being suspected of a felony or misdemeanor, or being an escaped convict. These provisions enable officers to act promptly to enforce the law and ensure public safety.