Michigan Penal Code Sections 750.156 and 750.157 outline specific exemptions and protections related to certain criminal activities. Section 750.156 states that the chapter does not apply to agricultural products, livestock, or conspiracy under chapter LXVIIA, while Section 750.157 provides protections for witnesses compelled to testify, ensuring their truthful testimony cannot be used against them in most criminal cases. These provisions aim to balance enforcement with protections for certain groups and individuals.
No, Michigan Penal Code Section 750.156 exempts agricultural products and livestock from certain criminal chapters when in the hands of producers or raisers.
No, under Section 750.157, individuals cannot refuse to testify or produce evidence on the grounds that it may incriminate them, but their truthful testimony cannot generally be used against them.
No, Section 750.156 states that the chapter does not apply to conspiracy committed under chapter LXVIIA.
Yes, truthful testimony or evidence compelled under Section 750.157 cannot be used against the witness in a criminal case, except for impeachment or perjury charges.