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766.14 – Proceedings where offense charged not felony; transfer of case to family division of circuit court; waiver of jurisdiction; “specified juvenile violation” defined | Michigan Law

Michigan law Section 766.14 details procedures for non-felony cases and juvenile violations, including transfers to family court and jurisdiction waivers.

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766.14 – Proceedings where offense charged not felony; transfer of case to family division of circuit court; waiver of jurisdiction; “specified juvenile violation” defined

Michigan Code of Criminal Procedure § 766.14

Summary
Michigan law Section 766.14 outlines procedures for handling cases where a person is charged with a non-felony offense or a juvenile commits a violation. If a preliminary examination finds the offense is not a felony or that a juvenile violation did not occur, the case may be transferred to the family division of circuit court. The law also defines what constitutes a 'specified juvenile violation' and addresses jurisdiction waivers.
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In simple terms: Michigan law Section 766.14 details procedures for non-felony cases and juvenile violations, including transfers to family court and jurisdiction waivers.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.

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