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Some time ago, a newer member who seemed very legally savvy posted that preemption doesn't apply to community colleges, because they receive their power directly from the state, from act 331 of 1966, the Community College Act.
This law can be viewed here.
http://www.legislature.mi.gov/(S(1w...px?objectName=mcl-Act-331-of-1966&version=txt
Having spent quite some time going over it, I can find nothing in it about weapon possession, or authorizing restrictions of state constitutional rights beyond state law.
Does this give community college boards the right to deny self defense, or not? Can anyone shed some light on this for me?
Some time ago, a newer member who seemed very legally savvy posted that preemption doesn't apply to community colleges, because they receive their power directly from the state, from act 331 of 1966, the Community College Act.
This law can be viewed here.
http://www.legislature.mi.gov/(S(1w...px?objectName=mcl-Act-331-of-1966&version=txt
Having spent quite some time going over it, I can find nothing in it about weapon possession, or authorizing restrictions of state constitutional rights beyond state law.
Does this give community college boards the right to deny self defense, or not? Can anyone shed some light on this for me?