Crimes: criminal sexual conduct; removal of condom during intercourse without consent of partner; establish as a crime. Amends sec. 520a of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.520a) & adds sec. 520p.

This bill proposes to create a new crime in Michigan for knowingly removing or damaging a condom during sexual contact or penetration without the partner's consent. The law would apply to individuals engaging in sexual activity where a condom was originally used with the other person's agreement, treating the removal as a form of non-consensual conduct. Penalties for a first offense include up to 90 days in jail or a fine of $10,000, while repeat offenders could face up to one year in jail. By adding this specific provision to the state penal code, the legislation aims to address situations where the use of protection is withdrawn without permission.