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762.7 – Jurisdiction; change of venue, procedure; saving clause | Michigan Law

Learn about Michigan's procedures for changing venue in criminal cases, including trial transfer, sentencing, and handling hung juries under Section 762.7.

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762.7 – Jurisdiction; change of venue, procedure; saving clause

Michigan Code of Criminal Procedure § 762.7

Summary

Michigan law allows courts to change the venue of a criminal case for good cause, transferring it to another county's circuit court. The law details procedures for trial, sentencing, and financial responsibilities, including costs and fines. It also addresses procedures if a jury cannot reach a verdict, allowing for the case to be retried in the original court.

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In simple terms: Learn about Michigan's procedures for changing venue in criminal cases, including trial transfer, sentencing, and handling hung juries under Section 762.7.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.