MI SB0474

Creates a rebuttable presumption that statutes were enacted in compliance with state constitutional procedural requirements, which can only be overcome by "clear, satisfactory, and convincing evidence"

Allows courts to consider evidence outside the enrolled bill and legislative journal entries when determining whether constitutional procedures were followed during enactment, if the evidence is otherwise admissible

Requires courts to apply severability rules when finding procedural violations, including potentially severing a statute's effective date from its substantive provisions while keeping the rest intact

Amends the Revised Judicature Act of 1961 to update language regarding the use of printed copies of the state constitution, laws, and resolutions as evidence in court proceedings