"More juvenile offenders can now get their criminal records expunged under a bill that received rare unanimous agreement by the state House of Representatives and Senate.
After 3 a.m. Dec. 14, the House concluded action on the bill. Gov. Rick Snyder signed it last week, and it went into effect Friday. The law changes rules for juvenile offenders, allowing them to request that their records be cleared if they have three or fewer misdemeanors or one felony conviction. "
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