Michigan HB4396 allows sharing of juvenile justice records for research, with strict privacy protections.
Michigan HB4396 amends the juvenile justice act to allow the sharing of records for research purposes, provided a data use agreement is in place. This agreement must be negotiated by the state court administrative office and the researcher, outlining protections for personally identifiable information. The data use agreement must include provisions to prevent misuse, including unauthorized disclosure. Records shared under this agreement are exempt from public disclosure. The state court administrative office may charge researchers to cover processing costs.
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