CRIMINAL/PROCEDURE: Provides relative to the applicability of firearm enhancement provisions and penalties to plea agreements

Removed the ability for a district attorney and defendant to stipulate that firearm enhancement provisions apply in plea agreements without a specific jury finding of fact.

Removed the requirement that the specific finding of fact regarding firearm possession or use must be submitted to a jury and proven beyond a reasonable doubt.

Restored the original sentencing structure, ensuring mandatory minimums (2, 5, 10, and 15 years) apply only when a jury finds the facts beyond a reasonable doubt or a plea agreement includes a specific stipulation.

Replaced the 'ENROLLED' version header with the 'ORIGINAL' version header and restored the original text of the statute.

Added drug production, manufacturing, distribution, and possession with intent to distribute as offenses eligible for firearm enhancement penalties.

Added specifically enumerated misdemeanors as offenses eligible for firearm enhancement penalties.

Clarified that plea agreements must explicitly stipulate that firearm enhancement provisions apply, and these stipulations must identify the specific underlying offense.

Established that the applicability of mandatory minimum sentencing for firearm enhancements must be a specific finding of fact proven by the state beyond a reasonable doubt.

Added unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling to the list of qualifying offenses for firearm enhancements.