Modifies delayed sentencing rules and supervision fees in Michigan criminal procedure.
This bill amends Michigan's criminal procedure law to modify delayed sentencing rules and supervision fees. It allows courts to delay sentencing for up to one year for eligible defendants to provide an opportunity for probation or other leniency. The court must state the reason for the delay in its records. The bill also mandates that the Department of Corrections collect a supervision fee from defendants during the delay period, with the fee varying based on the offense and whether electronic monitoring is used. The fee can be paid in monthly installments if approved by the court.
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