roadman1977
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In terms of monitoring what are your opinions of monitoring with your scanner in Michigan? Is it more or less friendly for monitoring compared to other states?
Is Michigan A Scanner Friendly State??
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Not sure what that means, but the number of systems that you cannot monitor due to encryption / proprietary schemes can probably be counted without using one whole hand.
bigbluemsp
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roadman1977 said:
As for ability to carry in a vehicle it used to be very unfriendly but that changed with the law this year. Im not sure when it takes effect but as most of our laws do it will be one of 3 dates.
Jan 1
April 1
July1
Hoofy
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Actually the new scanner law takes effect on May 31, 2006
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roadman1977
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Oh sorry....I meant for monitoring, not for vehicle use.
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What does this new law entail?Hoofy said:
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Thorny41587
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Michigan is a nothing friendly state.
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X1536 said:
I wouldnt say that at all.... Are you from here or ever lived here?
seamusg
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It changes the old law and superseeds it.wogggieee said:
Thorny41587
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Yup, lived in LaSalle Twp. in Monroe County for about 15 years. I'm just saying Michigan is a hard state, in English: Michigan doesn't *&^% around.
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Hoofy said:
I hate the way that is worded. It isn't clear as to when it is legal, just talks about when it isn't. I can see a lot of confusion over this if ever pulled over on the street. The old "Guilty until proven Innocent" will most likely apply. :twisted:
It's really not confusing... As long as you aren't breaking the law, it's legal to have in your car.
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