Michigan HB4114 amends the liquor control commission's procedures to exclude certain violations from consideration after two years.
Michigan HB4114 amends the Michigan Liquor Control Code by adding a new section that prevents the Liquor Control Commission from considering certain liquor code violations when issuing, denying, suspending, or revoking a license if at least two years have passed since the violation occurred. The bill defines a "qualified violation" as a violation of the act other than a crime or state civil infraction.
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