MI HB4691

Establishes mandatory minimum sentences for fleeing and eluding police officers, with fourth-degree offense requiring at least 30 days imprisonment (up to 2 years), third-degree at least 1 year (up to 5 years), second-degree at least 2 years (up to 10 years), and first-degree at least 5 years (up to 15 years)

Changes sentencing structure from "imprisonment or fine, or both" to "imprisonment and in addition may be ordered to pay a fine," making jail time mandatory rather than optional

Third-degree fleeing applies when violation causes a collision, occurs in areas with 35 mph or lower speed limits, or the individual has a prior fourth-degree fleeing conviction

Second-degree fleeing applies when violation causes serious injury or the individual has prior first-, second-, or third-degree fleeing convictions

First-degree fleeing applies when the violation results in another person's death, with fines up to $10,000

Takes effect 90 days after enactment and is contingent on House Bill No. 4690 also being enacted into law