Criminal procedure: extradition; extradition of certain individuals providing certain reproductive health services; limit. Amends secs. 1, 2, 3a, 5 & 12 of 1937 PA 144 (MCL 780.1 et seq.).

This bill amends Michigan's Uniform Criminal Extradition Act to prevent the state from extraditing individuals to other states for acts involving legally protected reproductive health services. It defines these protected activities broadly to include seeking, providing, or referring for reproductive care, as well as material support for travel to receive such services, provided the conduct is legal in Michigan. The legislation explicitly bars the governor from arresting or surrendering anyone for crimes committed within Michigan that involve these reproductive health activities, even if the person is charged in another state. By adding these specific exemptions to the state's existing extradition laws, the bill ensures that Michigan residents cannot be forcibly returned to other jurisdictions solely for participating in lawful reproductive health care.