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769.36 – Deaths arising out of same criminal transaction; crimes to which person may be charged and convicted; consecutive terms; definitions | Michigan Law

Michigan law Section 769.36 permits charges and consecutive sentences for multiple deaths from the same criminal act, including vehicle and environmental crimes.

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769.36 – Deaths arising out of same criminal transaction; crimes to which person may be charged and convicted; consecutive terms; definitions

Michigan Code of Criminal Procedure § 769.36

Summary

Michigan law Section 769.36 allows individuals to be charged and convicted for multiple deaths arising from the same criminal transaction, with the possibility of serving consecutive sentences. It specifies the crimes related to vehicle operations, environmental violations, and transportation codes that can lead to such charges. The section also defines key terms like 'aircraft,' 'ORV,' and 'snowmobile' for clarity in legal proceedings.

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In simple terms: Michigan law Section 769.36 permits charges and consecutive sentences for multiple deaths from the same criminal act, including vehicle and environmental crimes.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.