Mich. Admin. Code R. 400.12309 - Criminal history; central registry; "good moral character"; convictions
Rule 309.
(1) The
agency shall obtain from a foster home applicant or licensee the name of, and a
signed release for, a criminal history and child protective services check to
obtain any of the following information from each adult member of the
household, including children who turn 18 years of age while living in the
home:
(a) Conviction of a crime other than a
minor traffic violation.
(b)
Involvement in a confirmed abuse or neglect of a child or adult.
(c) Placement on court-supervised parole or
probation.
(2) If an
applicant, licensee, or adult member of the household is a member of a
federally recognized Indian tribe or identifies that they have lived on a
reservation, the certifying child placing agency must contact the specific
tribal jurisdiction, including tribal social services or the tribal court, to
determine whether that jurisdiction has relevant background information to
provide to the certifying child placing agency regarding the licensing
assessment. In the event the tribe does not respond to the inquiry, the
department may proceed with the licensing assessment.
(3) The agency shall require a foster home
applicant or licensee to undergo a fingerprint-based, criminal history
check.
(4) The agency shall require
any adult member of the household to undergo a state-based, criminal history
background check and, if applicable, contact with the appropriate tribal
jurisdiction as referenced in subrule (2) of this rule. Upon the agency
receiving information that an additional adult is residing in the home, the
agency shall immediately obtain a release from the additional adult for the
information required in subrule (1) of the rule.
(5) A license will not be issued or
maintained by an applicant or licensee unless the department has made a
determination under section 2 of 1974 PA 381, MCL
338.42, regarding the applicant,
licensee, or adult member of the household's "good moral character" and
convictions.
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