Establishes a supervision program to divert individuals suspected of possessing controlled substances from criminal prosecution.

Michigan HB5453 amends the state's criminal procedure law to create a supervision program for individuals suspected of possessing or using controlled substances. This program, established by a prosecutor's office, a law enforcement agency, and a social welfare agency, aims to divert individuals away from criminal prosecution and into treatment. The program must include appropriate substance use disorder treatment and utilize a case management system to track each case from inception to disposition.

Establishes a supervision program to divert individuals suspected of possessing controlled substances from criminal prosecution.

Michigan HB5453 amends the state's criminal procedure law to create a supervision program for individuals suspected of possessing or using controlled substances. This program, established by a prosecutor's office, a law enforcement agency, and a social welfare agency, aims to divert individuals away from criminal prosecution and into treatment. The program must include appropriate substance use disorder treatment and utilize a case management system to track each case from inception to disposition.