2001 Senate Bill 803 ↩

Senate Roll Call 6: The amendment was not adopted

To prohibit the Attorney General from authorizing a wiretap requested by a police agency under investigation for a crime or practice which the Attorney General believes will prevent the agency from performing the wiretap without abusing the rights of a citizen.

10 Yeas / 25 Nays

Republican (0 Yeas / 21 Nays)

	Bennett (R-8) Bullard (R-15) DeGrow (R-27) Emmons (R-23) Garcia (R-26) Gast (R-20) Goschka (R-33) Gougeon (R-34) Hammerstrom (R-17) Hoffman (R-19) Johnson (R-13) McCotter (R-9) McManus, Jr. (R-36) North (R-37) Sanborn (R-12) Schuette (R-35) Schwarz (R-24) Shugars (R-21) Sikkema (R-31) Steil (R-30) Van Regenmorter (R-22)

Democrat (10 Yeas / 4 Nays)

Cherry (D-28) DeBeaussaert (D-11) Emerson (D-29) Hart (D-6) Leland (D-5) Murphy (D-3) Peters (D-14) Scott (D-2) Smith (D-18) Young, Jr. (D-1)	Byrum (D-25) Dingell (D-7) Koivisto (D-38) Miller, Jr. (D-10)

Excused or Not Voting (3)

Dunaskiss (R-16) Stille (R-32) Vaughn (D-4)