MI HB6168

Requires juveniles under department or county juvenile agency supervision to provide DNA samples for identification profiling before being placed in community placements or discharged from wardship if convicted or found responsible for specified crimes.

Applies to juveniles found responsible for violations including homicide, assault, criminal sexual conduct, human trafficking, indecent exposure, and prostitution-related offenses under Michigan Penal Code sections 83, 91, 316, 317, 321, 349, 520b-520e, 520g, 167, and 335a.

Exempts juveniles from providing new samples if law enforcement or state police already possess a sample meeting DNA identification profiling system requirements; allows sample collection without juvenile consent and without requirement for hearing or court order.

Restricts DNA profile disclosure to criminal justice agencies for law enforcement, judicial proceedings, defendants in criminal cases involving the profile, and academic research with identifiers removed.

Requires juveniles to pay $60 assessment for DNA profiling costs, with funds transmitted to state police forensic science division; takes effect 90 days after enactment and is contingent on passage of HB 6170.