Legal Question in Criminal Law in Michigan

Re: Transcripts v.s. Court order for sentencing

I don't quite know what you mean by "on his transcripts". A transcript is a typed up version of what was said in court. Do you mean something else (like his criminal record, or the pre-sentence report, or the police report of the crime)?

If he had a prior felony conviction, and a "habitual notice" was properly and timely filed by the prosecutor, listing his prior felony conviction(s), then he may have been properly sentenced as a "habitual".

If he was never previously convicted of a felony (or high-court misdemeanor), then he should not have had his current sentenced enhanced as being a habitual offender. If that is the case, contact his attorney. He may be able to file a motion for relief from judgment to correct that error.