MI HB5403

Allows videorecorded statements of child witnesses and witnesses with developmental disabilities to be used for training purposes in forensic interview protocols with prosecuting attorney authorization and written consent from the minor's nonoffending parent or legal guardian.

Permits training use of videorecorded statements in counties other than where the statement was taken, provided the receiving county's personnel would qualify as custodians of videorecorded statements.

Requires individuals participating in training to execute nondisclosure agreements to protect witness confidentiality.

Establishes that consent must be written, fully informed, time-limited, and revocable.

Makes intentional release of a videorecorded statement in violation of the statute a misdemeanor punishable by up to 93 days imprisonment or a fine up to $500, or both.