MI SB1315

Requires parole board to notify prosecuting attorneys and law enforcement within 10 days of issuing a parole order by first-class mail or electronic means.

Mandates parole officers review restitution cases at least twice yearly, with final review 60 days before parole expiration, and file written violation reports with the parole board if restitution is not being paid as ordered.

Requires parolees to provide written consent to search of person or property upon demand by peace officers or parole officers before release, with consent details entered into department records systems accessible through law enforcement networks.

Establishes that parolees convicted of aggravated stalking must be monitored by global positioning system during entire parole period if a victim registered for notices under the crime victim's rights act.

Specifies parole order conditions including restitution payment, parole supervision fees, sex offender registration compliance, and electronic monitoring requirements for certain offenders.