MI HB4335

Adds new felony offense for moving violations causing serious injury to a vulnerable roadway user or operator of an implement of husbandry, classified as a Class E person felony with 5-year maximum sentence

Creates separate Class D person felony for moving violations causing death to a vulnerable roadway user, punishable by up to 10 years (reduced from previous 15-year Class C offense that only covered implement of husbandry operators)

Maintains Class C person felony with 15-year maximum for moving violations causing death to an operator of an implement of husbandry, now listed under a separate code section (257.601c(4) instead of 257.601c(2))

Takes effect 90 days after enactment and is contingent upon passage of HB 4334 or its Senate companion bill

Amends the sentencing guidelines grid in Michigan's Code of Criminal Procedure to incorporate these new offense classifications