Requires Michigan's Department of Corrections to provide reentry services, housing, and vital documents to certain prisoners.

Michigan HB4211 amends the state's corrections law to mandate that the Department of Corrections provide specific reentry services, housing, and vital documents to prisoners who are discharged before their maximum discharge date without parole due to a reversed, vacated, or overturned conviction or sentence. These services include reentry services, excluding housing, and reentry housing, both for up to two years and one year respectively. The bill also requires the provision of vital documents such as birth certificates and state identification cards.

Requires Michigan's Department of Corrections to provide reentry services, housing, and vital documents to certain prisoners.

Michigan HB4211 amends the state's corrections law to mandate that the Department of Corrections provide specific reentry services, housing, and vital documents to prisoners who are discharged before their maximum discharge date without parole due to a reversed, vacated, or overturned conviction or sentence. These services include reentry services, excluding housing, and reentry housing, both for up to two years and one year respectively. The bill also requires the provision of vital documents such as birth certificates and state identification cards.