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01-01-2001 12:00 AM
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Votes Admin


- Joined on 09-09-2008
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2007 Senate Bill 540 (Revise trespassing definition )
Introduced in the Senate on May 25, 2007, to revise the definition of trespassing so as to prohibit a person from entering or remaining on another person's farm property without permission or lawful authority (as opposed to "willfully" doing so), and specifying that the owner need not request the person to leave for it to be a violation. It would not be violation if a person is in the process of attempting by the most direct route to contact the owner or his agent to request consent. The bill would also increase the maximum fine for trespassing from $50 to $250 The vote was 33 in favor, 0 opposed and 5 not voting (Senate Roll Call 235 at Senate Journal 75) Click here to view bill details.
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Yooper_Dave


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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Revise trespassing definition
Yep, this batch of legislators are a real treat.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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PERMISSION to enter?
trespassers are on property WITHOUT THE OWNER'S PERMISSION.
hunters are on land WITH the owner's permission, and if they are polite, and ethical hunters, they have the land owner's BLESSINGS AS WELL.
if they are rude, unethical, and SLOB HUNTERS, then they become TRESPASSERS.
i currently enjoy the permission AND blessings of several land owners in several states. they appreciate the fact that i ALWAYS OFFER to share my take with them. they appreciate that i ALWAYS ASK PERMISSION to go on their land, even though i have KEYS to the gates.
they appreciate that i always ask about trophy animals before i shoot them, this allows them to make the decision whether or not to take these animals themselves. i always get the same answer, "if you see it and it looks good, take it."
they appreciate that i always let them know if i see any other hunters on the property. this lets them know i care about their permission and that i don't support trespassing.
they also appreciate that i bring my wife and children hunting with me, teaching them about safety and responsibility. they enjoy the chance to pass on their wisdom and experiences to me and my wife and children. most have become 'un-official aunts and uncles'.
if we treat the land owner with respect, he will allow us to hunt his land as if it were our own. if we DO NOT treat the land owner with respect, he will treat us as trespassers.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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as soon as i gut this deer.
well, according to the law AS IT IS NOW, the guy has poached and trespassed.
both harm you. i wonder why the good legislator would want to give a CRIMINAL a big loophole to crawl through?
maybe she'd like to log on and answer that question, i'm pretty sure that she reads this site to keep her finger on the 'pulse' of the people. if not, maybe she should.
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Admin003


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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Rep. Hammon's "no vote explanation"
Rep. Hammon, having reserved the right to explain his protest against the passage of the bill, made the following statement:
"Mr. Speaker and members of the House:
A misdemeanor is simply too harsh a violation, I could support this bill if it was changed to a civil infraction."
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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re:this batch of legislators are a real treat.
You ain't seen noting yet. Wait till the obots get theri way. You will have to turn over your land because you are evil and have more stuff than the wino in the street. The obots will fix this by taking your stuff and giving it to the slackers.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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Asa hunter /a female hunter ,my family has experienced anti- hunters, we have 40 acres to hunt on, and we dont tresspass, but yet were harassed buy some b---- on a 4 wheeler threating to call the police,telling us they feed the deer,REALLY NOW!!!!!!!!!!!11HUH do they know their in violatiion of the NO BAIT/NO FEED THE DEER LAW IN MICHIGAN,Get a grip people,and were responsable hunters,we dont even field dress until we get back home,you people need to get a life,with out hunters all animals would be diseased and die off or starve,then you wouldnt have anything to watch!!!!and if my deer did run on your property,i would come to your door and ask for permission to search for it,and hopefully you would let us so the animal would rot on your property or have other vermin on your property such as coyotes that could or would harm some of your animals/pets,so give us a break were not all bad,
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