- Discipline authority
- none
- UOF investigation
- refers
- Evidence access
- full
- Civilian composition
- none
Michigan
Independent institutions that check this jurisdiction's own power — audit, ombudsman, inspector general, civilian review, ethics, and grand-jury bodies established by statute.
Oversight Bodies
3 tracked · ranked by independenceMichigan Office of the Auditor General
The Michigan Auditor General is appointed by a majority vote of the members elected and serving in each house of the Legislature (effectively a joint session majority), serves an eight-year term,...
Read scorecard → 02 AuditMichigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards
MCOLES is Michigan's law-enforcement standards and decertification commission, established by PA 203 of 1965 (MCL 28.601 et seq.). It licenses all sworn officers, sets minimum training and conduct...
Read scorecard → 03 Ethics CommissionMichigan Board of Ethics
The Michigan Board of Ethics provides advisory opinions on ethics and conflicts of interest for state officers and employees. It has limited enforcement power compared to many other state ethics...
Read scorecard →Who watches the police?
Bodies with statutory law-enforcement scope
3 bodies · ranked by independence- Discipline authority
- binding
- UOF investigation
- refers
- Evidence access
- full
- Civilian composition
- mixed cap
- Discipline authority
- advisory
- UOF investigation
- refers
- Evidence access
- none
- Civilian composition
- none