MI HB4795

Allows individuals or organizations to bring district court actions against local ordinances or regulations that violate the state's prohibition on firearm restrictions, with a 90-day notice period for pre-existing ordinances and immediate action allowed for newly enacted ones.

Requires courts to award costs and reasonable attorney fees to challengers if a local government repeals or amends an ordinance while a lawsuit is pending.

Mandates courts to issue injunctions, order ordinance repeal or amendment, and award actual damages plus attorney fees when finding a violation of the act.

Allows courts to assess civil fines up to $5,000 against elected or appointed officials who knowingly and willfully enacted or enforced violating ordinances, with public funds prohibited from defending or reimbursing such officials.

Takes effect 90 days after enactment.