Michigan SB0737 amends parole eligibility criteria for certain prisoners, including those convicted of specific health code violations.

Michigan SB0737 amends the parole eligibility criteria for prisoners convicted of certain health code violations. It specifies that prisoners convicted of violating sections 7401 or 7403 of the public health code, committed before March 1, 2003, are eligible for parole after serving specific periods of their sentences. The bill also outlines conditions for parole, including mandatory interviews and public hearings. Additionally, it provides procedures for objections to parole by the sentencing judge or their successor and allows for appeals by the prosecutor or victim.

Michigan SB0737 amends parole eligibility criteria for certain prisoners, including those convicted of specific health code violations.

Michigan SB0737 amends the parole eligibility criteria for prisoners convicted of certain health code violations. It specifies that prisoners convicted of violating sections 7401 or 7403 of the public health code, committed before March 1, 2003, are eligible for parole after serving specific periods of their sentences. The bill also outlines conditions for parole, including mandatory interviews and public hearings. Additionally, it provides procedures for objections to parole by the sentencing judge or their successor and allows for appeals by the prosecutor or victim.