Michigan SB0755 amends natural resources laws to restrict when conservation officers can enter private property.
Michigan SB0755 amends the state's natural resources laws to limit the circumstances under which a conservation officer can enter private property. The bill specifies that a conservation officer may only enter private property if the owner or lessee authorizes the entry, if the officer has a warrant, if the entry is to kill crippled or distressed wildlife observed by the officer, or if the entry is in response to an emergency, accident, or threat to public safety.
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