MI SB0105

Expands DNA collection to include individuals arrested for felony offenses or offenses that would be felonies if committed by adults, in addition to convicted offenders and prisoners.

Requires law enforcement agencies to collect DNA samples after arrest but before sentencing, with samples forwarded to the Department of State Police after individuals are charged with felony or attempted felony offenses.

Mandates courts impose a $60.00 DNA assessment on individuals convicted of or found responsible for felonies or specified misdemeanors (indecent exposure, prostitution-related offenses, disorderly conduct).

Requires DNA profiles and samples to be destroyed if charges are dismissed, result in acquittal, or no charge is filed within applicable limitations periods, with burden on law enforcement and prosecution to request destruction.

Restricts DNA profile disclosure to criminal justice agencies, court proceedings, defendants in cases where DNA is used as evidence, and academic research without personal identifiers, with penalties of up to one year imprisonment or $1,000 fine for unauthorized use or tampering.