MI HB4127

Allows judges or district court magistrates to release defendants charged with domestic violence or assaultive crimes subject to protective conditions and electronic monitoring.

Requires court orders to include defendant's identifying information, effective dates, expiration dates, and specific conditions imposed on release.

Permits courts to order defendants to wear electronic monitoring devices tracking their location via GPS, with defendant paying all costs or performing community service in lieu of payment.

Allows victims to receive GPS receptor devices notifying them of defendant proximity and to request exclusion zones, with victims able to refuse or withdraw from monitoring participation at any time.

Mandates law enforcement agencies enter protective orders into the law enforcement information network and remove them upon expiration or court direction.