What is one condition for the charge of harboring a fugitive under MCL 750.199?

The charge of harboring a fugitive under MCL 750.199 specifically requires that a person must intentionally conceal someone who is wanted on an arrest warrant. This means that the individual must have knowledge of the fugitive's status and actively take steps to hide them from law enforcement. The key aspect of this condition is the intent behind the action—there must be a deliberate effort to shield the fugitive from authorities.

In contrast, being a family member, providing shelter without intent to hide, or reporting the fugitive to authorities does not meet the legal requirement for harboring a fugitive. Simply being related to the fugitive does not create liability unless there is intent to conceal. Additionally, providing shelter without the intention of hiding someone does not constitute harboring, nor does reporting the fugitive negate the act of harboring if there was prior concealment. Therefore, the focus on "intentionally concealing" is central to establishing the charge under this particular statute.