The text sets prison penalties for first-degree criminal sexual conduct, including longer terms for some offenses against children under 13 and lifetime monitoring with certain sentences.
The text sets a 15-year minimum prison term for first-degree criminal sexual conduct, with longer penalties for some offenses against children under 13. Some repeat offenders age 18 or older would face life without parole.
People sentenced under the text’s 15-year or 25-year minimum prison rules would also receive lifetime electronic monitoring.
The text sets prison penalties for first-degree criminal sexual conduct. These penalties apply to people convicted of first-degree criminal sexual conduct. The text sets a minimum 15-year prison term except where its other penalty rules apply. For an offense against someone under 13, a person age 17 or older would face a minimum 25-year term. A person age 18 or older with a qualifying prior conviction involving someone under 13 would face life in prison without parole. If enacted, the text would take effect 90 days later.
The text requires lifetime electronic monitoring with certain prison sentences. This applies to people sentenced under those two penalty rules. The court must impose monitoring in addition to a prison sentence under subsection (2)(a) or (b). If enacted, the text would take effect 90 days later.
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