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750.239 – Forfeiture of weapons; disposal; immunity from civil liability | Michigan Law

Learn about Michigan's laws on weapon forfeiture, disposal methods, owner notifications, and civil liability immunity under section 750.239.

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750.239 – Forfeiture of weapons; disposal; immunity from civil liability

Michigan Penal Code § 750.239

Summary

Michigan law mandates the forfeiture of weapons carried or used unlawfully, with the Department of State Police responsible for their disposal. Disposition methods include public auction, destruction, or other lawful means, with prior notice given to owners and the public. The law also provides immunity from civil liability for those involved in lawful disposal activities.

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In simple terms: Learn about Michigan's laws on weapon forfeiture, disposal methods, owner notifications, and civil liability immunity under section 750.239.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.