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MI SB0913
Bill
AI Summary
- Changes terminology from "person" to "individual" throughout the statute for consistency in legal language
- Adds requirement that false statements must be "materially" false to constitute perjury in examinations under this chapter
- Maintains perjury penalties of up to 15 years imprisonment, or life imprisonment if the false statement relates to investigation of a life felony
- Modifies pronoun usage from "himself or herself" to "the witness's self" and updates "shall" to "must" for modernized statutory language
- Preserves contempt penalty of up to 1 year imprisonment or $10,000 fine for refusing investigative subpoenas, with process for witness to purge contempt
Legislative Description
Crimes: perjury; requirements for crime of perjury; modify. Amends sec. 9, ch. VIIA of 1927 PA 175 (MCL 767A.9).
Crimes: perjury
Last Action
Referred To Committee On Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety
6/12/2024
Committee Referrals
Civil Rights, Judiciary, And Public Safety6/12/2024
Full Bill Text
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