MI HB5652

Adds "clergy" to the definitions section as individuals ordained or recognized by a religious or spiritual community as ritual or spiritual leaders.

Creates new criminal sexual conduct in the fourth degree offense when a clergy member engages in sexual contact with someone who is not lawfully married to them, if the contact occurs during or within 2 years after a meeting for religious/spiritual direction or counseling, or during ongoing private meetings for such purposes.

Specifies that victim consent is not a defense to prosecution under the new clergy offense provision.

Prohibits use of prosecution under the clergy offense as evidence that the victim is mentally incompetent.

Abrogates all legally recognized privileged communications (except attorney-client and clergy confessions) as grounds for excusing required reports or excluding evidence in proceedings related to violations of this section; takes effect 90 days after enactment.