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767A.6 – Motion to order compliance with subpoena; filing; notice; hearing; court order; order violating statutory privilege or constitutional right prohibited; further protections; disclosure by reporter of informant or related information; circumstances | Michigan Law

Learn how Michigan law enforces investigative subpoenas, protects privileges, and ensures fair court hearings for compliance disputes.

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767A.6 – Motion to order compliance with subpoena; filing; notice; hearing; court order; order violating statutory privilege or constitutional right prohibited; further protections; disclosure by reporter of informant or related information; circumstances

Michigan Code of Criminal Procedure § 767A.6

Summary

Michigan law Section 767A.6 outlines the process for compelling compliance with investigative subpoenas, including filing motions, court hearings, and rulings on scope and privileges. It emphasizes that courts cannot force answers or evidence that violate statutory privileges or constitutional rights. The law also provides protections for individuals and procedures for resolving disputes over subpoenas.

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In simple terms: Learn how Michigan law enforces investigative subpoenas, protects privileges, and ensures fair court hearings for compliance disputes.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.