Michigan enacted § 750.145e with a graduated penalty structure. The base offense is a 93-day misdemeanor. Aggravating factors including intent to harm, distribution to multiple people, and cases involving minors can elevate charges to felony level with up to 5 years imprisonment. Michigan courts recognize civil claims for NCII. ScanErase's scan finds every platform so you can file for federal removal, and your exposure report supports Michigan state proceedings.

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Frequently asked questions

What determines the penalty level under Michigan § 750.145e?

The penalty escalates based on intent to harm, number of recipients, financial gain, and whether the victim is a minor. Base offense is 93 days; aggravated offense can reach 5 years.

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