MI HB6172

Amends the Youth Rehabilitation Services Act to require public wards to provide DNA samples for identification profiling before being placed in community placement or discharged from wardship if convicted or found responsible for specified crimes.

Applies DNA collection requirement to violations including sexual offenses (sections 83, 91, 316, 317, 321), sexual abuse (sections 520b-520e, 520g), indecent conduct (section 167), indecent exposure (section 335a), and human trafficking-related offenses under Michigan Penal Code.

Allows youth agencies to collect DNA samples without the ward's consent and without requiring a hearing or court order; exempts wards if law enforcement already possesses a compliant DNA sample.

Restricts disclosure of DNA profiles to criminal justice agencies for law enforcement, judicial proceedings, defendants in criminal cases, and research purposes with personal identifications removed.

Imposes $60 assessment on public wards found responsible for or convicted of listed crimes, with collected funds transmitted to the Department of State Police forensic science division to offset DNA profiling costs.