Michigan law Sections 750.107 to 750.109a criminalize damaging moored boats, removing vessels without permission, improperly mooring to official buoys, and unauthorized vessel possession. Violations are classified as misdemeanors, with penalties for malicious acts and unauthorized use.
Damaging a moored boat by breaking locks or chains is considered a misdemeanor, with penalties including fines and possible jail time.
No, removing a boat from its moorings without the owner's consent is illegal and considered a misdemeanor under Michigan law.
No, mooring to official buoys or beacons placed by U.S. authorities without authorization is a misdemeanor.
Taking possession or using a vessel without authority, intentionally and maliciously, is illegal and punishable under Michigan law.