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Fifteen Years After Completion of Parole or Probation [Types of Conviction] 
Felonies involving the use or threat of violence, e.g. felonious assault Felonies that result in, or were intended to result in, death or serious injury, e.g. assault with intent to do great bodily injury Felonies involving cruelty or torture Felonies involving abuse of vulnerable adults, e.g. elder abuse Felony criminal sexual conduct (1st, 2nd or 3rd degree) Felonies involving abuse or neglect, e.g. child abuse Felonies involving the use of a firearm or dangerous weapon, e.g. armed robbery Felonies involving the diversion or adulteration of medication, e.g. forging drug prescriptions
Know Your Rights: Criminal Background Checks for Michigan's Long-Term Care Workers - Reentry
Types of Conviction