Michigan's Code of Criminal Procedure, known as 'The Code of Criminal Procedure,' establishes the legal framework for criminal proceedings in the state. It emphasizes that the act should be interpreted broadly to fulfill its remedial purpose, ensuring justice and proper application of criminal law.
It provides the legal framework for criminal proceedings in Michigan and is intended to be interpreted broadly to promote justice and effective enforcement.
It should be liberally construed to effectuate its remedial purposes, ensuring fair and just application of criminal law.
The act is known and may be cited as 'The Code of Criminal Procedure.'
Yes, it is declared to be remedial and should be interpreted liberally to achieve its intended purposes.