Michigan Enacts Expanded Hate Crime Laws with Increased Penalties
January 28, 2025
Governor Whitmer signed the Michigan Hate Crime Act, broadening hate crime definitions and increasing penalties.
Governor Whitmer signed the Michigan Hate Crime Act, broadening hate crime definitions and increasing penalties.
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