Expands expunction of juvenile offenses for victims of human trafficking in Michigan.
This bill amends Michigan law to expand the expunction of juvenile offenses for victims of human trafficking. It allows for the setting aside of certain juvenile adjudications if the offenses were committed as a result of being a victim of human trafficking. The bill outlines the conditions under which an adjudication can be set aside, including the types of offenses eligible and the process for applying to the court. It also specifies the rights and limitations of victims and the role of law enforcement and prosecuting authorities in the process.
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