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Michigan Laws > Chapter 445 > Act 452 of 2004


Current as of: 2013
§ 445.61Short title
§ 445.63Definitions
§ 445.65Prohibited acts; violations; defense in civil action or criminal prosecution; burden of proof
§ 445.65aDefinitions; prohibited acts; obtaining confidential telephone records by law enforcement agency or telecommunication provider
§ 445.67Additional prohibited acts
§ 445.67aProhibited acts; interactive computer service provider not liable for certain actions; civil action by attorney general or interactive computer service provider; exception; recovery of damages; investigation
§ 445.69Certain violations as felony; penalty; consecutive sentences; defense in civil action or criminal prosecution; burden of proof; exception
§ 445.71Prohibited acts in conduct of trade or commerce; violation as misdemeanor; penalty; civil liability
§ 445.72Notice of security breach; requirements
§ 445.72aDestruction of data containing personal information required; violation as misdemeanor; fine; compliance; "destroy" defined
§ 445.72bMisrepresentation by advertisement or solicitation prohibited; violation as misdemeanor; penalty; civil remedy
§ 445.73Verification of information; use of vital record
§ 445.75Repeal of MCL 750.285
§ 445.77Effective date
§ 445.79Property subject to forfeiture
§ 445.79aSeizure of forfeited property; seizure without process; circumstances
§ 445.79bSeizure without process of property not exceeding $50,000.00; procedure; powers of seizing agency; title; examination of seized money; return of money; burden of proof
§ 445.79cForfeited property; powers of local government or state; appointment and authority of receiver; payment of expenses

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