MI SB0592

Expands eligibility for Department of Corrections reentry services to include prisoners discharged immediately after being resentenced due to landmark Supreme Court cases (Miller v Alabama, Montgomery v Louisiana, People v Parks, People v Stovall) affecting juvenile life sentences

Provides up to 2 years of reentry services (excluding housing) and up to 1 year of transitional housing for eligible discharged prisoners whose convictions were reversed, vacated, overturned, or who qualify under the resentencing provisions

Requires the department to provide vital documents including birth certificates and official state personal identification cards to eligible prisoners upon discharge

Mandates department staff assignment to ensure timely provision of services and documents to eligible prisoners

Requires repayment of reentry services if a prisoner's conviction is subsequently reinstated or they are resentenced and returned to custody for the same previously reversed conviction