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Quoted: Since when did the Michigan State Police and the DNR make laws?
Contact the AG's office to clarify. Don't contact the police, they know nothing!
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When it comes to hunting and fishing though, doesn't the DNR make the rules? I may be wrong, but that is what I was led to beleive.
Kris
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Since "WHEN" does the DNR have the right to make a law? NEVER! Last year, the head of the DNR made a law stating, if you have a camp fire, because it was so dry, you could be arrested and subject to hefty fine. Since WHEN does the head of the DNR have that Right? They DON'T! Only the legislative branch can pass laws. Period! The DNR can make any law they want, and if you go to a corrupt judge, he'll/she'll uphold what the DNR did, but it's WRONG! The DNR may issue licenses to hunt, because all of the Deer and anilmals, belong to the State, according to the State, and the DNR can "say" how many animals can be hunted based on animal population management issues, because the State says the Animals belong to the State. But the DNR CAN NOT make it's own laws, it has to go through the legislative process and I'd bet if you looked at "most" of the DNR rules that are based in law, they went through the legislativing process.
But the DNR and the MSP DO make HUGE mistakes and they also OVERSTEP their authority...ALL THE TIME!
So check with the Attorney Generals office about the suppressors...NOT THE MSP. And if you have a problem with a DNR "rule", then make sure it's been through the legislature and if not, sue the State to have it struck down. The people in the government will ALWAYS try to put the screws to us, unless we push back and demand to have them follow the correct way of governing.