MI HB4206

Extends youthful trainee eligibility age from 21 to 24 years old for individuals who plead guilty to criminal offenses committed after their 17th birthday.

Requires prosecuting attorney consent for youthful trainee status assignment for offenses committed between ages 21 and 24, whereas offenses before age 21 only require individual consent.

Excludes life felonies, major controlled substance offenses, traffic offenses, and sex-related offenses (MCL 750.520b, 520c, 520d, 520e, 520g) from youthful trainee eligibility.

Prohibits youthful trainee status for individuals previously convicted or adjudicated of sex offender registration offenses, or those failing to prove by clear and convincing evidence they will not commit further sex offenses.

Allows courts to impose employment or educational requirements (high school, college, trade school) and electronic monitoring for individuals assigned to youthful trainee status for offenses committed after age 21.