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767.75 – Indictment; certain defects; quashing not allowed; remedy | Michigan Law

Michigan Code of Criminal Procedure Section 767.75 prevents indictments from being dismissed due to specific defects, allowing amendments or severance instead.

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767.75 – Indictment; certain defects; quashing not allowed; remedy

Michigan Code of Criminal Procedure § 767.75

Summary

Michigan law Section 767.75 states that indictments cannot be dismissed due to certain defects such as misjoinder of parties or offenses, or uncertainty. Instead, courts may sever indictments or order amendments to address these issues. This ensures procedural fairness while maintaining the integrity of the indictment process.

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In simple terms: Michigan Code of Criminal Procedure Section 767.75 prevents indictments from being dismissed due to specific defects, allowing amendments or severance instead.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.