Finding #292 verifies an undated Michigan Department of State Bureau of Elections memorandum (letterhead Secretary Terri Lynn Land, “Felony Conviction Notification”) filed among Parks’s subject papers. Under the historical guidance described, a person confined after conviction could not vote during confinement (MCL 168.758b), but a local clerk should not cancel that person’s existing registration on that ground.
Distinctions preserved: (1) already-registered + post-conviction confinement → no absentee ballot, do not cancel registration; (2) not-registered + confined → no new registration during confinement (MCL 168.492a); (3) after release → restrictions removed; (4) pretrial detention awaiting arraignment/trial → restrictions do not apply. This is archival interpretation of historical department guidance — not current legal advice, not proof of universal clerk practice, and not evidence Parks authored or acted on the memo.
Repo: michigan-election-memo-registration-after-conviction. Same broad LOC packet as #291; distinct subject (elections memo vs bus-tour program).
Track distinct from #291. No personal conviction data reproduced.