MI SB1095

Adds new crimes involving body-worn cameras: knowingly failing to activate a body-worn camera when it interferes with an official proceeding or internal investigation (misdemeanor: up to 90 days or $500 fine), and knowingly deactivating a body-worn camera while using excessive force (felony: up to 2 years or $1,000 fine).

Expands evidence tampering provisions to explicitly include digital images, videos, and audio recordings from body-worn cameras used for law enforcement purposes.

Changes language in section 1(c) from "listed in" to "under" regarding sexual assault crimes, and modifies section 1(d) from "attempted" to "attempting" for retaliation provisions.

Clarifies that violations of subsection (5)(a) and (b) regarding evidence tampering are subject to specified penalties, rather than the entire subsection.

Takes effect 90 days after enactment.