- When stopped by police, a person with a Michigan Concealed Pistol license must disclose that they are carrying a concealed pistol.
- 1st offense 28.425f(5)(a), 2nd offense 28.425f(5)(b)
- Person must possess pistol license when carrying concealed pistol.
- 28.425f(1)
- A person with a pistol license, who is carrying a pistol, must also carry and display their pistol license and valid Michigan's driver's license or Michigan ID upon request of a police officer.
- 28.425f(2)
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