Michigan HB5174 prohibits delayed sentencing for domestic violence offenses under certain circumstances.

Michigan HB5174 amends criminal procedure to prohibit delayed sentencing for domestic violence offenses. The bill allows courts to delay sentencing for up to one year for eligible defendants, except for those previously receiving deferred judgment for domestic violence, assault, or interpersonal violence. The court must record the reason for the delay and may collect a supervision fee of $60 per month, up to 12 months, for supervised individuals. The fee can be waived if the individual is indigent. The bill does not apply to juveniles or those participating in drug treatment courts.

Michigan HB5174 prohibits delayed sentencing for domestic violence offenses under certain circumstances.

Michigan HB5174 amends criminal procedure to prohibit delayed sentencing for domestic violence offenses. The bill allows courts to delay sentencing for up to one year for eligible defendants, except for those previously receiving deferred judgment for domestic violence, assault, or interpersonal violence. The court must record the reason for the delay and may collect a supervision fee of $60 per month, up to 12 months, for supervised individuals. The fee can be waived if the individual is indigent. The bill does not apply to juveniles or those participating in drug treatment courts.