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768.21b – Breaking prison; defense of duress; notices; additional witnesses; consideration of conditions | Michigan Law

Michigan's Section 768.21b details notice and witness disclosure requirements for duress defenses in prison-breaking cases.

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768.21b – Breaking prison; defense of duress; notices; additional witnesses; consideration of conditions

Michigan Code of Criminal Procedure § 768.21b

Summary

Michigan law Section 768.21b outlines procedures for defendants claiming duress as a defense in prison-breaking cases. It requires timely written notices from both the defendant and the prosecution, including witness lists, and mandates ongoing disclosure of new witnesses. The law aims to ensure fair notice and preparation for trial regarding duress defenses.

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In simple terms: Michigan's Section 768.21b details notice and witness disclosure requirements for duress defenses in prison-breaking cases.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.