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MC 528aMandatory

Order Reinstating Conviction(s) for Improper or Erroneous Set Aside and Objection to Order

Michigan · Michigan State Court Administrative Office · Effective April 1, 2023

This form is an official court order that puts back criminal convictions that were taken off the record because they were set aside. It also includes a section where the defendant can object to the order and ask for a hearing.

The court describes it as: Court rule / statute: MCL 780.621h, MCR 6.451

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Where this fits in a case

Judgment

Stage: Judgment

This form is used in a criminal case when a judge determines that certain convictions were set aside incorrectly or wrongly. The defendant receives the order and has the option to object by requesting a hearing.

Prepared by the court or clerk.

Common questions

What does this form do?
This form is an order that puts criminal convictions back onto a person's public record if the court finds they were set aside improperly or wrongly.
If I disagree with this order, what do I do?
The form tells the defendant that they have the right to object by requesting a hearing. They must explain why the convictions should stay set aside.
Who receives copies of this order?
The form indicates that copies are distributed to the Court, the Prosecuting authority, and the Defendant.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026. The current version took effect April 1, 2023.

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