MI SB1249

Amends Michigan's statute of limitations for criminal indictments by establishing time limits for prosecution of various crime categories under MCL 767.24.

Establishes a 25-year statute of limitations for human trafficking violations (sections 13, 462b, 462c, 462d, and 462e of the Michigan penal code), designated as "Theresa Flores's Law."

Sets a 15-year statute of limitations for criminal sexual conduct involving victims under 18 years old (sections 520c and 520d), or until the victim's 28th birthday, whichever is later; provides DNA exceptions allowing indictment at any time if unidentified suspect's DNA is obtained.

Establishes a 5-year statute of limitations for violations of the Michigan campaign finance act, and maintains 6-year limits for most other offenses with exceptions for crimes like kidnapping, extortion, and armed robbery.

Provides that time periods do not include any time when a defendant did not usually and publicly reside in Michigan, and applies extensions and tolling to violations with unexpired limitations periods.