Michigan HB5425 prohibits registered sex offenders from being employed at businesses serving minors.

Michigan HB5425 amends the sex offender registration law by adding a provision that prohibits individuals required to be registered under the act from being employed at businesses that primarily serve individuals under the age of 18. This includes businesses such as martial arts studios, dance studios, summer camps, tutoring services, youth sports venues, art and hobby classes, mobile vending businesses, bowling alleys, laser tag centers, escape rooms, and any other businesses that allow unsupervised access to individuals less than 18 years of age.

Michigan HB5425 prohibits registered sex offenders from being employed at businesses serving minors.

Michigan HB5425 amends the sex offender registration law by adding a provision that prohibits individuals required to be registered under the act from being employed at businesses that primarily serve individuals under the age of 18. This includes businesses such as martial arts studios, dance studios, summer camps, tutoring services, youth sports venues, art and hobby classes, mobile vending businesses, bowling alleys, laser tag centers, escape rooms, and any other businesses that allow unsupervised access to individuals less than 18 years of age.