This law defines prohibited conduct involving firearms and weapons within school zones in Michigan, including specific types of firearms from before 1898. It establishes what constitutes a school, school property, and weapon, and outlines penalties for violations. Additionally, it details the process for obtaining search warrants related to unlawful possession of weapons.
Firearms not designed or redesigned before 1898, including replicas, and firearms using obsolete ammunition are prohibited in Michigan school zones.
School property includes buildings, playing fields, or any property used for school functions, excluding buildings used mainly for adult education or college courses.
A magistrate issues a warrant if there is reasonable cause to believe a weapon is unlawfully possessed, based on an oath or complaint.
Violations can lead to criminal charges, which may include fines, imprisonment, or other penalties as prescribed by Michigan law.