Michigan — Statute

750.227f – Committing or attempting to commit crime involving violent act or threat of violent act against another person while wearing body armor as felony; penalty; consecutive term of imprisonment; exception; definitions | Michigan Law

Michigan law penalizes wearing body armor during violent crimes, with exceptions for law enforcement and security personnel. Penalties include up to 4 years in prison.

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Michigan State Law

750.227f – Committing or attempting to commit crime involving violent act or threat of violent act against another person while wearing body armor as felony; penalty; consecutive term of imprisonment; exception; definitions

Michigan Penal Code § 750.227f

Summary

Michigan law makes it a felony to commit or attempt a violent crime while wearing body armor, with penalties of up to 4 years in prison or a $2,000 fine. Certain law enforcement and security personnel are exempt from this law when performing their official duties. The law defines key terms such as 'body armor' and 'security officer.'

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In simple terms: Michigan law penalizes wearing body armor during violent crimes, with exceptions for law enforcement and security personnel. Penalties include up to 4 years in prison.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.