Carr v. Midland County Concealed Weapons Licensing Board
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtSawyer, J.
We are asked in this case to determine whether a person who was charged with a drug felony and successfully employed the provisions of MCL 333.7411 is considered to be a convicted felon for purposes of obtaining a concealed pistol license. We hold that a person who successfully completes probation under MCL 333.7411 and had the felony charge *430dismissed under that statutory provision is not deemed to have been convicted of a felony under the concealed pistol licensing act (cpla)1 by virtue of the charge dismissed under MCL 333.7411. Both the trial court and the Midland County Concealed Weapons…
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