Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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Civil procedure: statute of limitations; statute of limitations for criminal sexual conduct violations; revise statute of limitations and notice requirements for actions against state government. Amends sec. 6452 of 1961 PA 236 (MCL 600.6452).
This bill changes the law about how long someone has to file a claim against the state in the court of claims. It states that claims must be filed within three years, but it makes exceptions for wrongful imprisonment compensation claims and certain other claims. The bill also says these changes would apply to cases already in progress and would only take effect if two other Senate Bills become law.
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- R · PrimeJohn Roth
- D · CoJulie Brixie
- D · CoReggie Miller
- D · CoJason Morgan
- D · CoEmily Dievendorf
- D · CoNatalie Price
- D · CoTonya Myers Phillips
- D · CoJasper Martus
- D · CoKara Hope
- D · CoMatt Longjohn
- D · CoNoah Arbit
- D · CoSamantha Steckloff
- D · CoMike McFall
- D · CoErin Byrnes
- D · CoVeronica Paiz
- D · CoCarrie Rheingans
- D · CoStephanie Young
- D · CoHelena Scott
- D · CoJoey Andrews
- D · CoSharon MacDonell
- D · CoJimmie Wilson
- D · CoPenelope Tsernoglou
- D · CoJennifer Conlin
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