MI HB6175

Modifies existing firearm storage requirements for premises when minors are present by changing "or more" to "both," requiring compliance with all listed storage methods rather than selecting one option.

Removes the previous subsection (2)(c) option that allowed storing firearms in a locked vehicle outside premises, eliminating this as an alternative storage method.

Adds new Section 9a establishing specific firearm storage requirements for vehicles: firearms must be stored in a locked, opaque, hard-sided container (for pistols) that is attached to the vehicle interior, out of view, and the vehicle must be locked.

Sets penalties for vehicle firearm storage violations: civil infraction with up to $100 fine for violations; misdemeanor (up to 93 days imprisonment or $500 fine) if another person obtains the firearm; felony charges with escalating penalties up to 15 years imprisonment if the firearm is obtained and discharged causing injury, serious bodily impairment, or death.

Excludes self-defense situations from liability and defines "locked box or container" to exclude glove boxes and standard center consoles from meeting storage requirements.