People v. Guthrie

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• US - Reference Stubs - Discontinuance or abandonment of indictment
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• US - Reference Stubs - Application for entry of order setting aside adjudication; filing; contents; submitting copy of application and fingerprints; report; fee; serving copy of application on attorney general and prosecuting attorney; contesting application; notice to victim; definitions; hearing; affidavits; proofs; entry of order; setting aside adjudication as privilege and conditional; effect of entering order; sending copy of order to arresting agency and department of state police; nonpublic record of order and record; availability of nonpublic record; fee; exemption from disclosure; divulging, using, or publishing information as misdemeanor
• US - Reference Stubs - Collecting and forwarding biometric data of person arrested; manner; destruction of biometric data and arrest card; duties of clerk on final disposition of charge; contents of report; informing director of federal bureau of investigation; comparison of biometric data with that on file; informing arresting agency and prosecuting attorney; applicability of provisions; prohibited conduct under subsection (5)
• US - Reference Stubs - MCL 750.520c Criminal Sexual Conduct In the Second Degree; Felony