Modifies the definition of a crime for property forfeiture eligibility in Michigan.
This bill amends the definition of a crime for property forfeiture eligibility in Michigan. It specifies that a crime includes violations of various sections of the Michigan penal code, the natural resources and environmental protection act, the homes are for people act, the medicaid false claim act, the Michigan antitrust reform act, and the uniform securities act. The bill also defines terms such as "instrumentality of a crime," "proceeds of a crime," "substituted proceeds of a crime," and "willful blindness." The changes will take effect only if certain other bills are enacted.
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