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Michigan

Chapter 393 — Deaf and Blind
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393.1 State institute commission; transfer of powers and duties relative to school for blind and school for deaf to state board of education; superintendents; employees;
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393.2 State institute commission; transfer of powers and duties relative to employment institution for blind to state department of public assistance; superintendent; emp
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393.3 State institute commission; transfer of records, files, and papers to board of education.
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393.21 State schools for the deaf and blind; public schools; object.
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393.51 Michigan school for the deaf; continuation.
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393.52-393.58 Repealed.
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393.59 School for deaf; board of trustees; report to governor; contents.
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393.60 Repealed.
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393.61 School for deaf; accounts.
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393.62 Repealed.
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393.63 School for deaf; money drawn considered an advance.
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393.64 Repealed.
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393.65 School for deaf; pupils; eligibility; treatment; transportation; non-residents.
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393.66 Repealed.
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393.67 Deaf and dumb; education of public charges at school for deaf.
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393.68 Deaf and dumb; suitable clothing; necessaries; expenses.
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393.69 Superintendents of poor; expenses; payment.
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393.101 School for blind; maintenance.
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393.102, 393.103 Repealed.
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393.104 School for blind; object; education of pupils.
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393.105 School for blind; pupils; eligibility.
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393.106 School for blind; pupils; nonresidents.
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393.107 School for blind; pupils; period of residence at school; dismissal; transfer.
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393.108 County charges; superintendents of poor; duties; expenses.
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393.109, 393.110 Repealed.
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393.111 Repealed.
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393.351 Definitions.
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393.352 Commission for blind; creation; appointment of members; chairperson; appointment and evaluation of director of commission; terms, compensation, and expenses of me
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393.353 Services for determining cause and prevention of blindness; examination to certify statutory blindness; treatment; cost; contract to provide eye examinations.
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393.354 Services to assist persons with visual disability; fee; duties of commission generally.
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393.355 Additional duties of commission.
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393.356 Employment and duties of educational consultants; assistance to students with visual disabilities; liaison and program coordination.
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393.357 Contributions or gifts; acceptance; expenditure; stipulation of donor.
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393.358 Powers of commission pursuant to state-federal agreements.
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393.359 Concessions in state building or on state property; operation by blind person; plans; location of concessions.
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393.360 Act inapplicable to certain concessions; sighted person operating concession under contract or lease, or operating concession not applied for by blind person.
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393.360a Building larger than 1,000,000 square feet; automated vending machine; rental rate.
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393.361 Concessions; qualifications of applicant; limitation on number.
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393.362 Contract or lease of veteran with service-connected disability not affected.
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393.363 Implementation of Randolph-Sheppard vending stand act.
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393.364 Repealed.
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393.365 Conducting business at public meeting; notice; availability of writings to public.
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393.366 Transfer of personnel, equipment, and unexpended appropriations; transfer of powers, duties, and functions.
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393.367 Repeal of MCL 393.251 to 393.258, 393.271 to 393.276, and 393.301 to 393.303.
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393.368 Effective date.
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393.369 Repealed.
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393.501 Short title.
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393.502 Definitions.
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393.503 Right of deaf or deaf-blind person to qualified interpreter in proceeding before court, grand jury, or appointing authority; appointment of qualified interpreter;
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393.503a Interpreter required as accommodation; qualified interpreter required.
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393.504 Notification of need for or right to interpreter; proof of deafness.
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393.505 Arrest of deaf or deaf-blind person; procuring interpreter; inadmissibility of statements made without interpreter.
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393.506 Oath or affirmation of interpreter; recess periods; information gathered by interpreter pertaining to pending proceeding confidential and privileged; waiver.
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393.507 Fee and expenses of interpreter; payment; schedule of fees; duration of interpreter's availability.
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393.508 Channeling requests for interpreters through division; listing of interpreters.
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393.508a Rules.
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***** 393.508b SUBSECTION (1) TAKES EFFECT OCTOBER 1, 2007: See compiler's note following this section; SUBSECTION (3) BECAME EFFECTIVE ON JULY 5, 2014 PURSUANT TO THE EF
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393.508c State certification; issuance; application; fee.
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393.508d Possession of Michigan quality assurance certification; expiration; renewal.
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393.508e Fees.
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393.508f Deposit of money received under MCL 393.508c and 393.508e.
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393.509 Conditional effective date.
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