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767.5a – Disclosing identity of informant; privileged and confidential communications | Michigan Law

Michigan law 767.5a safeguards the confidentiality of informants and privileged communications, with specific exceptions for criminal investigations.

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767.5a – Disclosing identity of informant; privileged and confidential communications

Michigan Code of Criminal Procedure § 767.5a

Summary

Michigan law Section 767.5a protects the confidentiality of informants' identities and related unpublished information, with limited exceptions. It also declares certain communications between professionals and their clients or congregants as privileged and confidential to promote open and honest dialogue.

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In simple terms: Michigan law 767.5a safeguards the confidentiality of informants and privileged communications, with specific exceptions for criminal investigations.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.