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Crime victims: other; definition of serious misdemeanor in the crime victims act; modify.
Civil procedure: other; certain public video recordings of court proceedings; allow the victims' faces to be blurred.
Crime victims: other; information sharing by law enforcement of victim contact information with survivor programs; allow.
Law enforcement: training; law enforcement agencies that fund police training for recruits; allow agreements requiring reimbursement in certain situations.
Law enforcement: training; law enforcement agencies that fund police training for recruits; allow agreements requiring reimbursement in certain situations.
Holidays: other; "Fred Korematsu Day"; designate as January 30 of each year.
Insurance: other; procedures for electronic meetings of private insurance companies; eliminate sunset.
Education: financing; use of school sinking fund; allow for school transportation.
Amends section 1212 (MCL 380.1212) of the Revised School Code. Section 1212 specifies the purposes for which a sinking fund tax, if approved by voters, may be used. Under current law, depending on the date of authorization, the sinking fund tax may be used for the purchase of real estate for the construction of school buildings, repair of school buildings, improvement of school security, and/or purchase of technology resources and upgrades. As passed by the Senate, in addition to the aforementioned items, SB 63 would allow a sinking fund tax to be used for the purchase of student transportation vehicles, maintenance equipment for those vehicles, trucks and vans under the Michigan Vehicle Code to carry equipment and personnel for the maintenance of school buildings, and maintenance equipment for those trucks and vans. If passed, SB 63 could lead to an increase in sinking fund millage rates and/or the number of districts creating sinking funds.
Holidays: other; "Blue Star Mothers Day"; designate as February 1.
Criminal procedure: defenses; defense to criminal sexual conduct charges based solely on mental incapacitation of the victim if the victim is the actor's spouse; repeal.
