Michigan HB5831 modifies penalties for acts of terrorism, imposing life imprisonment without parole if death results.
Michigan HB5831 amends the state's terrorism laws by increasing the penalty for acts of terrorism that cause death. Specifically, it mandates life imprisonment without the possibility of parole for individuals found guilty of such acts. The bill also retains the existing felony classification and potential fines for other acts of terrorism. This amendatory act will take effect 90 days after enactment, contingent upon the passage of House Bill No. 5830.
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