Michigan HB4690 amends sentencing for fleeing and eluding law enforcement, introducing mandatory sentences.
Michigan HB4690 amends the state's criminal procedure by establishing mandatory sentencing for fleeing and eluding law enforcement officers. It introduces varying degrees of felony charges based on circumstances such as prior convictions and whether the violation results in death or serious injury. The bill also specifies penalties including fines and license suspensions or revocations. The amendment is named the "Lieutenant Donald Bezenah law" and will take effect 90 days after enactment.
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