MI SB0679

Changes the scope of metal theft prosecutions from "nonferrous metal" to "any metal" in Michigan's larceny statute.

Establishes a rebuttable presumption that a person removing metal from a building or structure without a valid building or demolition permit lacks owner permission if the metal meets certain criteria: scrap value of $100 or more, total weight of 100 pounds or more, is fastened to the structure, or is enclosed within walls, ceilings, or floors.

Maintains existing penalty structures for larceny based on property value: up to 10 years imprisonment for $20,000 or more; up to 5 years for $1,000-$19,999; up to 1 year for $200-$999; and up to 93 days for less than $200.

Requires prosecutors seeking enhanced sentences based on prior convictions to list those convictions on the complaint and information, with existence of priors determined by the court without a jury.

Prohibits using prior convictions that enhance a larceny sentence from being used to further enhance sentences under repeat offender statutes.