MI SB0070

Amends the sentencing guidelines in the Michigan Criminal Code to add or modify felony offenses related to medical services enumerated in Chapter 333 of the Michigan Compiled Laws.

Establishes sentencing classifications for crimes including performing certain medical treatments on minors without consent (Class G first offense with 2-year maximum, Class E subsequent offense with 5-year maximum) and intentionally omitting medical services in records for health professionals and facilities (Class G with 2-year maximum).

Adds sentencing guidelines for compounding pharmacy violations ranging from Class G (2-year maximum) to Class C resulting in death (15-year maximum) depending on severity of harm.

Includes sentencing guidelines for drug and device adulterations, organ trafficking offenses, medical waste disposal violations, and other healthcare-related crimes with statutory maximums ranging from 2 to 20 years.

Takes effect October 10, 2023, and is contingent on Senate Bills 69 and 71 of the 102nd Legislature being enacted into law.