MI HB6254

Amends the statute of limitations for civil actions to recover damages from criminal sexual conduct by removing the 10-year limitation and instead referencing a new section 5851b for the applicable time period.

Removes language requiring proof that a criminal prosecution occurred or resulted in conviction as a prerequisite for filing a civil action for damages from criminal sexual conduct.

Eliminates definitions of "adjudication" and specific references to Michigan Penal Code sections 520b, 520c, 520d, 520e, and 520g, replacing them with a reference to definitions in section 5851b.

Bill becomes effective only upon enactment of House Bill 6252 and House Bill 6253 (tie-bar provision).

Maintains existing 5-year statute of limitations for assault and battery claims involving spouses, former spouses, co-parents, and dating relationship partners.