Michigan — Statute

750.227g – Body armor; purchase, ownership, possession, or use by convicted felon; prohibition; issuance of written permission; violation as felony; definitions | Michigan Law

Michigan law bans violent felons from body armor purchase and possession, with exceptions possible through a petition to local authorities for safety reasons.

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Michigan State Law

750.227g – Body armor; purchase, ownership, possession, or use by convicted felon; prohibition; issuance of written permission; violation as felony; definitions

Michigan Penal Code § 750.227g

Summary

This law prohibits convicted violent felons from purchasing, owning, possessing, or using body armor. However, they can petition local authorities for permission if their employment or safety depends on it. Authorities may grant permission based on safety, need, and other considerations.

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In simple terms: Michigan law bans violent felons from body armor purchase and possession, with exceptions possible through a petition to local authorities for safety reasons.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.