Crimes: definitions; definition of racketeering; include insurance fraud. Amends sec. 159g of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.159g).

This bill expands the legal definition of racketeering in Michigan to explicitly include insurance fraud. It directly affects individuals and organizations accused of committing organized crime schemes that involve defrauding insurance companies. By adding insurance fraud to the list of qualifying offenses, the law allows prosecutors to charge such activities as part of a broader pattern of criminal behavior rather than isolated incidents. This change aims to provide law enforcement with clearer tools to investigate and prosecute complex financial crimes that target the insurance industry.