Michigan SB0409 updates sentencing guidelines for repeat offenders convicted of certain felonies.

Michigan SB0409 amends sections of the 1927 Michigan Penal Code to update sentencing guidelines for individuals convicted of multiple felonies. Specifically, it mandates a minimum 25-year imprisonment for those convicted of a subsequent felony if it is a serious crime or a conspiracy to commit a serious crime, and if one or more prior convictions are listed prior felonies. The bill also provides sentencing options for other subsequent felonies, including life imprisonment for certain offenses. This amendatory act does not take effect unless Senate Bill No.

Michigan SB0409 updates sentencing guidelines for repeat offenders convicted of certain felonies.

Michigan SB0409 amends sections of the 1927 Michigan Penal Code to update sentencing guidelines for individuals convicted of multiple felonies. Specifically, it mandates a minimum 25-year imprisonment for those convicted of a subsequent felony if it is a serious crime or a conspiracy to commit a serious crime, and if one or more prior convictions are listed prior felonies. The bill also provides sentencing options for other subsequent felonies, including life imprisonment for certain offenses. This amendatory act does not take effect unless Senate Bill No.