
Michigan Video Recording Laws: Surveillance Rules, Consent, and Penalties (2026)
Michigan video recording laws under MCL 750.539d prohibit hidden cameras in private places. Learn when video recording is legal, consent rules, and penalties.
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Michigan video recording laws under MCL 750.539d prohibit hidden cameras in private places. Learn when video recording is legal, consent rules, and penalties.

Michigan voyeurism law MCL 750.539j makes it a felony to surveil, photograph, or record someone in a state of undress. Learn penalties, sex offender registration, and civil remedies.

Michigan has no free warrant database, and ICHAT does not show warrants. Learn how to check if you have a warrant in Michigan using MiCOURT and local courts.

Learn about Michigan whistleblower protections under the WPA, MIOSHA, and the Medicaid False Claims Act. Covers remedies, filing deadlines, and the 2025 Stefanski ruling.

Michigan bans aftermarket tint on front side windows except a non-reflective top-4-inch strip. Rear windows may be any darkness. Learn the rules under MCL 257.709.

Michigan windshield mounting laws explained. Learn what devices you can mount, hands-free phone rules, dashcam placement, tint limits, and penalties under MCL 257.709.

Michigan workers' comp pays 80% of after-tax wages. Learn the 90-day report deadline, 2-year claim limit, doctor-choice rules, and your rights under Act 317.

Michigan workplace recording laws allow employees to record their own conversations under the Sullivan v. Gray participant exception. Learn employer surveillance rules and employee protections.

Michigan wrongful death law: the 3-year deadline, the personal representative who must file, the damages under MCL 600.2922, caps, and how courts distribute.

Michigan motorcycle accident law: the 3-year deadline to sue, the 50% bar on pain-and-suffering, no-fault PIP priority for riders, and the partial helmet law.

Michigan gives truck-crash victims 3 years to sue. Learn the no-fault threshold, comparative-fault rule, FMCSA rules, and who can be held liable.