Michigan — Statute

750.167b – Bondsman in criminal cases; procurement of attorney; maximum charge for bond; dismissal of charge; list of bondsmen; posting; compilation; record; violation; penalty | Michigan Law

Michigan law bans bondsmen and officials from exchanging money to influence criminal case bonds or attorney hiring, ensuring integrity in legal proceedings.

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750.167b – Bondsman in criminal cases; procurement of attorney; maximum charge for bond; dismissal of charge; list of bondsmen; posting; compilation; record; violation; penalty

Michigan Penal Code § 750.167b

Summary

This law prohibits bondsmen and public officials from exchanging money or property to influence the procurement of legal representation or bonds in criminal cases. It also forbids bondsmen from assisting in the hiring of attorneys for criminal defendants. The law aims to prevent corruption and undue influence in criminal bonding and legal processes.

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In simple terms: Michigan law bans bondsmen and officials from exchanging money to influence criminal case bonds or attorney hiring, ensuring integrity in legal proceedings.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.