MI HB6005

Modifies DNA sample retention requirements for individuals arrested for felonies or felony-equivalent offenses, and for convictions of specific misdemeanors including indecent exposure, prostitution, and disorderly conduct.

Restricts DNA profile disclosure to criminal justice agencies for law enforcement purposes, court proceedings, defendants in criminal cases, and academic research with personal identifiers removed.

Establishes a $60 assessment per individual convicted or found responsible for crimes listed in the act, with 10% retained by courts for costs, 25% to law enforcement agencies collecting samples, and 65% to the state justice system fund.

Requires disposal of DNA samples and profiles within 60 days if charges are dismissed, result in acquittal, or no charge is filed within the applicable statute of limitations, unless the individual is otherwise obligated to submit a sample.

Protects identifications and convictions based on DNA matches from invalidation if collection, retention, or disposal errors occurred in good faith.