HYTA Definition

Holmes Youthful Trainee Act (HYTA) – A law that permits a youthful offender to earn the dismissal of a criminal charge from their public record if they can successfully complete a term of probation. Beginning on October 1, 2021, HYTA is available to a defendant who committed an offense on or after their 18th birthday and before their 26th birthday. If a defendant committed the offense when they were 21 or older, a prosecutor must consent to the defendant’s HYTA status. For certain offenses, the prosecutor must also consult with the victim.

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External Resource

Michigan Holmes Youthful Training Status for Youthful Offenders
HYTA – 18th District Court
Can you score prior HYTA and delayed sentences under the guidelines?

Deferral Program
Advisement
Probation
Dismissal

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