MI HB4560

Adds exception to mandatory life-without-parole sentences for crimes including drug adulteration, explosives violations, harmful substances, first-degree murder, criminal sexual conduct, and terrorism to allow resentencing under MCL 769.27a to 769.27h.

Modifies Section 227b (firearm possession during felony) to exclude mandatory sentences from applying to resentencing proceedings conducted under MCL 769.27a to 769.27h.

Updates gender-specific language throughout the statute, replacing "his or her" with "the person's" in Sections 209, 316, and 436.

Clarifies that mandatory minimum sentences remain in effect for original sentencing but do not apply when defendants are resentenced under post-conviction relief procedures.

Bill's effectiveness is contingent on enactment of either Senate Bill No. ____ or House Bill No. 4556 of the 102nd Legislature.