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MI HB5019
Bill
Status
9/26/2013
Primary Sponsor
Joel Johnson
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AI Summary
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Removes the requirement that the Attorney General be served with applications to set aside juvenile adjudications, leaving only the prosecuting attorney who handled the original offense.
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Allows juveniles with up to 1 felony adjudication and up to 3 total juvenile adjudications (with limits on felony and misdemeanor counts) to apply to have those adjudications set aside after 1 year.
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Requires courts to automatically set aside adjudications for violations or attempted violations of MCL 750.413 (indecent exposure) if the applicant meets all other eligibility requirements.
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Mandates victim notification for assaultive crimes and serious misdemeanors, granting victims the right to appear and make statements at set-aside proceedings.
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Establishes a nonpublic record maintained by the Department of State Police accessible only to courts, law enforcement, prosecutors, and the governor for specified purposes including licensing, employment screening, and sentencing considerations.
Legislative Description
Juveniles; criminal procedure; requirement for attorney general review of a set-aside application; eliminate. Amends sec. 18e, ch. XIIA of 1939 PA 288 (MCL 712A.18e).
Juveniles, criminal procedure
Last Action
Printed Bill Filed 09/27/2013
10/1/2013