MI HB4211

Expands reentry services eligibility to include prisoners discharged immediately after being resentenced due to qualifying Supreme Court decisions, in addition to those whose convictions were reversed, vacated, or overturned

Qualifying events triggering eligibility include resentencings required by Miller v Alabama (2012), Montgomery v Louisiana (2016), People v Parks (2022), and People v Stovall (2022)—cases involving juvenile life without parole sentences

Eligible individuals receive reentry services (excluding housing) for up to 2 years and transitional housing for up to 1 year following discharge

Requires the Department of Corrections to provide vital documents including birth certificates and official state personal identification cards to discharged prisoners

Prisoners must repay reentry service costs if their conviction is reinstated or they are resentenced and returned to custody for the same offense