Michigan HB6261 modifies penalties for criminal sexual conduct in the second degree.
Michigan HB6261 amends the penalties for criminal sexual conduct in the second degree. It increases the minimum prison term from 10 to 15 years and mandates lifetime electronic monitoring for offenders aged 17 or older who commit sexual contact against individuals under 13. The bill also outlines specific circumstances that qualify as criminal sexual conduct in the second degree, including situations involving victims under 13 years of age or those aged 13 to 16 under certain conditions.
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