Michigan HB5019 modifies the Juvenile Facilities Act to require DNA samples from juveniles convicted of certain crimes.

Michigan HB5019 amends the Juvenile Facilities Act to mandate DNA samples from juveniles convicted of or found responsible for specific crimes, including prostitution and indecent exposure. The bill requires these juveniles to provide samples for DNA identification profiling and secretor status determination. If a sample already exists, the juvenile does not need to provide another or pay the fee. The DNA profiles can only be disclosed to criminal justice agencies for law enforcement purposes or in judicial proceedings.

Michigan HB5019 modifies the Juvenile Facilities Act to require DNA samples from juveniles convicted of certain crimes.

Michigan HB5019 amends the Juvenile Facilities Act to mandate DNA samples from juveniles convicted of or found responsible for specific crimes, including prostitution and indecent exposure. The bill requires these juveniles to provide samples for DNA identification profiling and secretor status determination. If a sample already exists, the juvenile does not need to provide another or pay the fee. The DNA profiles can only be disclosed to criminal justice agencies for law enforcement purposes or in judicial proceedings.