MI SB1032

Extends the statute of limitations for civil actions based on criminal sexual conduct from age 28 to age 48, or 10 years after the claim accrues, whichever is later.

Changes the discovery rule period from 3 years to 7 years after an individual discovers or should have discovered both their injury and its causal relationship to the criminal sexual conduct.

Creates a grace period allowing individuals who were victims of criminal sexual conduct before the 2022 amendment to file civil actions within 2 years of the amendment's effective date, regardless of previous time limits.

Eliminates the statute of limitations entirely for civil actions if a criminal prosecution results in a conviction for criminal sexual conduct.

Removes the previous requirement that a criminal prosecution must have occurred or resulted in conviction for a civil action to proceed, making such actions available based solely on the sexual conduct itself.