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750.239a – Disposition of seized weapon; immunity from civil liability; "law enforcement agency" defined | Michigan Law

Learn about Michigan's law on how law enforcement agencies handle seized firearms, including sale, trade, record-keeping, and official use provisions.

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750.239a – Disposition of seized weapon; immunity from civil liability; "law enforcement agency" defined

Michigan Penal Code § 750.239a

Summary

Michigan law allows law enforcement agencies to retain seized firearms for specific purposes, such as sale to licensed dealers or official use by peace officers. Agencies must keep detailed records of transactions and retain receipts for at least 7 years. The law also defines the scope of lawful firearm disposition and ensures transparency through record-keeping.

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In simple terms: Learn about Michigan's law on how law enforcement agencies handle seized firearms, including sale, trade, record-keeping, and official use provisions.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.

750.239a – Disposition of seized weapon; immunity from civil liability; &quot;law enforcement agency&quot; defined | Michigan Law

750.239a – Disposition of seized weapon; immunity from civil liability; "law enforcement agency" defined

Why Attorneys Choose FlawFinder

750.239a – Disposition of seized weapon; immunity from civil liability; "law enforcement agency" defined | Michigan Law