Juvenile diversion handles a minor's case through a supervised program instead of the formal court process. Public Act 71 lets researchers request those confidential records while protecting what a child says during screening from later use in court.

The Rowan Act requires Amber Alert policies to cover missing children believed to be in imminent danger, including children with special needs, after a preliminary police investigation.

Public Act 77 lets port authorities add complex financial contracts to their borrowing, including agreements that exchange fixed and changing interest payments. The authority's own finding that a deal is necessary becomes conclusive.

Public Act 23 starts Michigan's housing tax credit at $42 million a year, increases the cap with inflation, and requires neither public cost-per-unit reporting nor a sunset.

Public Act 1 raises Michigan's minimum wage to $15 by 2027 and increases it with inflation after that. It also preserves the tip credit a court-restored schedule would have eliminated.

Public Act 34 limits large-carnivore breeding to established federal license holders, prohibits direct public contact, and restricts sales to other qualifying operators.

Public Acts 49 and 50 prohibit software that jumps ticket limits and give the Attorney General civil enforcement authority, with fines calculated ticket by ticket.

Public Acts 51 and 52 stop the state from using a foster child’s benefits to reimburse itself for care and require the money to be tracked, protected, and released for the child.

Three laws remove sales and use taxes from motor fuel and create a new road-funding formula with money for bridges, local streets, public transit, and a discretionary state mobility fund.