Updates references in the Michigan Corrections Code of 1953 regarding firearm-related crimes.
This bill amends section 33b of the Michigan Corrections Code of 1953, updating references to various sections of the Michigan penal code and public health code related to firearm offenses. It specifies that individuals convicted of certain firearm crimes are not eligible for parole until they have served the minimum term imposed by the court, less any disciplinary credits. The bill ties its enactment to the passage of House Bill No. 5653.
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