Establishes sentencing guidelines for individuals aged 18 to 21 convicted of certain offenses, allowing for life without parole.
This bill amends Michigan's sentencing guidelines for individuals aged 18 to 21 convicted of specific offenses, allowing for life without parole eligibility. The prosecuting attorney must file a motion within 360 days of the act's effective date for certain offenses and within 42 days for others. The court must consider specified factors and provide reasons for the sentence imposed. Victims have the right to make an oral impact statement. If the court decides against life without parole, the sentence must be a term of imprisonment between 80 and 100 years.
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