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MI SB0757

Bill

Status

Introduced

2/11/2014

Primary Sponsor

John Proos

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Origin

Senate

97th Legislature

AI Summary

  • Security officers at nuclear generating facilities may use non-deadly physical force if they honestly and reasonably believe it is necessary to prevent or terminate unlawful trespass under Michigan Penal Code Section 552.

  • Security officers may use deadly physical force if they honestly and reasonably believe it is necessary to prevent break-ins with intent to commit crimes involving serious physical harm, or to deter radiological sabotage or theft/diversion of special nuclear material.

  • Security officers may threaten to use physical force, including deadly force, if they honestly and reasonably believe it is necessary to protect themselves or others against potential use of force or to deter radiological sabotage or theft of special nuclear material.

  • Nuclear facilities must post conspicuous notice at all entrances and perimeter intervals informing the public of the authorization to use deadly force.

  • Security officers, their employers, and facility owners and operators are granted civil immunity from liability for conduct that is lawful under this act.

Legislative Description

Crimes; other; right to use force when providing security at a nuclear generating facility; clarify. Creates new act.

Law enforcement, other

Last Action

Referred To Committee On Energy And Technology

4/22/2014

Committee Referrals

Energy And Technology2/11/2014

Full Bill Text

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