MI HB5600

Allows juveniles to apply to have adjudications set aside if they have no more than 1 felony-level juvenile offense and 3 total juvenile offenses, with no adult felony convictions.

Prohibits set-aside of adjudications for life felonies, traffic offenses, and certain convictions under section 2d of the family division act.

Requires applicants to wait until 1 year after disposition or detention completion, whichever is later, and to submit fingerprints and a $25 fee to the Department of State Police for background verification.

Mandates notice to the attorney general and prosecuting attorney, and victim notification if the offense was assaultive or a serious misdemeanor, with victims having the right to contest the application.

Allows courts to set aside eligible adjudications if circumstances warrant it and it serves the public welfare; requires mandatory set-aside for section 413 (indecent exposure) violations if other requirements are met.