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769.25 – Criminal defendant less than 18 years; circumstances; imprisonment for life without possibility of parole; violations; motion; response; hearing; record; sentence | Michigan Law

Michigan law permits life without parole for minors in serious cases, detailing eligible offenses and procedural requirements for such sentences.

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769.25 – Criminal defendant less than 18 years; circumstances; imprisonment for life without possibility of parole; violations; motion; response; hearing; record; sentence

Michigan Code of Criminal Procedure § 769.25

Summary

This law allows for life without parole sentences for defendants under 18 in certain serious cases, including specific violent crimes and violations involving death. It details the circumstances under which such sentences can be imposed, including motions by prosecutors and applicable timeframes. The section also specifies the types of offenses that qualify for this sentencing option.

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In simple terms: Michigan law permits life without parole for minors in serious cases, detailing eligible offenses and procedural requirements for such sentences.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.