MI HB5932

Expands definition of "course of conduct" to include crimes for which defendant could have been charged but was not charged by the prosecuting attorney, in addition to convicted crimes and dismissed charges.

Changes restitution requirements from discretionary ("may") to mandatory ("shall") for property damage and physical/psychological injury cases, requiring courts to order full restitution to crime victims.

Adds new mandatory restitution provisions for human trafficking offenses under chapter LXVIIA of Michigan penal code, including lost income, transportation, housing, child care, and attorney fees.

Prohibits imprisonment for failure to pay restitution unless defendant has resources to pay and has not made good-faith effort to comply; requires wage assignment after defendant misses 2 or more scheduled payments.

Takes effect 90 days after enactment, contingent on enactment of Senate Bill 873 and one additional bill (number not specified in this version).