Michigan law criminalizes acts of gross indecency between male and female persons, whether in public or private. Convictions can result in up to 5 years in prison, a fine, or an indeterminate sentence for sexually delinquent individuals, potentially up to life imprisonment. The statutes specify penalties for both male and female offenders involved in such acts.
Gross indecency involves any sexual act deemed inappropriate or indecent, committed by or involving male or female persons, whether in public or private.
Penalties include up to 5 years in prison, a fine up to $2,500, or an indeterminate prison sentence for sexually delinquent individuals, possibly up to life.
Yes, Michigan law specifically addresses gross indecency involving male persons under section 750.338 and female persons under section 750.338a, with similar penalties.
Yes, attempting to procure or being a party to gross indecency is also punishable under Michigan law, regardless of whether the act was completed.