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Can you summarize MICL, Act 279 of 1995?
RACING, BOXING, AND EXHIBITIONS > HORSE RACING LAW OF 1995 (431.301 - 431.336)
Short Summary
The Horse Racing Law of 1995 in Michigan governs prohibited acts related to horse racing in the state. It applies to any person involved in horse racing in Michigan. The document prohibits various acts, such as introducing foreign substances into a horse’s nostrils or windpipe, possessing unauthorized drugs or devices that can affect a horse’s racing condition or performance, and possessing controlled substances or instruments without proper authorization. Violation of these provisions is considered a misdemeanor and can result in a fine, imprisonment, or both. Additionally, the racing commissioner is required to suspend the license of a convicted licensee for a minimum of 5 years. However, the document provides exemptions for veterinarians who use drugs and equipment recognized and accepted in veterinary medicine for the care and treatment of horses. It is important for individuals involved in horse racing in Michigan to comply with these regulations to avoid penalties and license suspension.
Whom does it apply to?
Any person involved in horse racing in the state
What does it govern?
Prohibited acts related to horse racing in Michigan
What are exemptions?
Veterinarians who use drugs and equipment recognized and accepted in veterinary medicine for the care and treatment of horses
What are the Penalties?
Misdemeanor, fine, imprisonment, license suspension
Jurisdiction
Michigan