Modifies penalties for crimes involving marihuana and other controlled substances in Michigan.
This bill amends the penalties for crimes involving marihuana and other controlled substances in Michigan. It modifies the felony classifications and associated penalties for different amounts of marihuana and other substances. For instance, it sets specific penalties for possessing or manufacturing marihuana in various quantities, ranging from misdemeanors to life imprisonment. The bill also includes provisions for resentencing and discharge from probation under certain conditions. The changes are contingent on the enactment of another bill, HB 5107.
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