MI SB0863

Adds requirement that judges or district court magistrates inform defendants on record of specific protective conditions imposed and consequences for violation, including arrest without warrant and bail forfeiture.

Requires protective orders to include defendant's full name, identifying information (height, weight, race, sex, date of birth, hair color, eye color), effective date, expiration date, and specific conditions imposed.

Mandates courts to immediately enter protective orders into LEIN (Law Enforcement Information Network) and remove them upon rescission or expiration, with law enforcement responsible for compliance.

Authorizes courts to require electronic monitoring devices for defendants charged with domestic violence or assaultive crimes, with victim consent for GPS receptor devices that notify victims of proximity violations and allow victims to request excluded areas.

Allows courts to condition release on defendants who tested positive for alcohol or drugs not operating motor vehicles under the influence, with violation resulting in arrest without warrant and bail forfeiture.