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769.1e – Violations of criminal law; licensing sanctions; report of finding to secretary of state; “license” defined | Michigan Law

Michigan law mandates licensing sanctions for criminal violations and requires reporting to the Secretary of State, with clear definitions of 'license'.

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769.1e – Violations of criminal law; licensing sanctions; report of finding to secretary of state; “license” defined

Michigan Code of Criminal Procedure § 769.1e

Summary
Michigan law requires courts to impose licensing sanctions, such as denial, suspension, or revocation, for violations of criminal laws or local ordinances. Courts must report certain findings to the Secretary of State, and the term 'license' is defined as per the Michigan Vehicle Code. These provisions ensure proper enforcement and record-keeping related to criminal violations affecting licensing.
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In simple terms: Michigan law mandates licensing sanctions for criminal violations and requires reporting to the Secretary of State, with clear definitions of 'license'.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.

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