MI SB1114

Allows courts to order convicted persons to reimburse the state or local government for emergency response and prosecution expenses related to specific offenses including DUI, impaired driving causing death/injury, and violations of protection orders.

Reimbursable expenses include salaries and overtime of law enforcement, fire department, emergency medical service personnel, medical supplies, prosecution costs, and extradition costs from other states.

Requires courts to determine that a defendant willfully failed to pay and had the ability to pay without substantial financial hardship before imposing imprisonment for failure to pay fines, costs, fees, or assessments.

Specifies that reimbursement orders must be a condition of probation or parole if applicable, and can be enforced by prosecutors or government entities as a civil judgment, but imprisonment for nonpayment is prohibited unless the court makes the required ability-to-pay determination.

Takes effect only if Senate Bills 1113 and 1115 of the 97th Legislature are also enacted into law.