MI SB1492

Requires probation officers to prepare presentence investigation reports before sentencing for felonies, certain healthcare licensees, and misdemeanors as directed by the court, including evaluation of defendant's adjustment prospects and specific written recommendations.

Prohibits presentence investigation reports from including home, workplace, school, or worship addresses or telephone numbers of victims, witnesses, or their family members unless necessary to identify the crime location or impose protective custody conditions.

Mandates presentence reports include victim impact statements (if requested), prosecuting attorney statement on consecutive sentencing, sentencing guidelines calculations, intermediate sanctions applicability, diagnostic opinions, and licensing status under Michigan's public health code.

Requires the court provide copies of presentence reports to prosecutor, defendant's attorney, and defendant at least 2 business days before sentencing, and permit both parties to challenge report accuracy on record with opportunity for amendment.

Establishes that on appeal, defendant's attorney receives a copy of the presentence report and attachments (except court-exempted information), and copies accompany commitment papers to the Department of Corrections or are provided to prisoners at least 30 days before parole interviews.