MI SB0936

Requires state Department of Corrections and local agencies supervising probationers and parolees to adopt evidence-based supervision practices within 4 years, with all state-funded programs meeting these standards by that deadline.

Mandates agencies use validated risk assessment tools to classify supervised individuals as low, moderate, or high-risk, and develop individualized case plans targeting criminal risk factors with options for program selection.

Establishes requirements for swift, certain, and proportionate responses to both compliant and noncompliant behavior, caseload guidelines based on offender risk levels, and elimination of practices that scientific research shows do not reduce recidivism.

Requires agencies to enhance victim satisfaction through restitution payment enforcement, victim impact statements, victim rights information, satisfaction surveys, and facilitating victim-offender dialogue when willing.

Mandates annual reports to state leadership and the public beginning in 2017 detailing implementation progress, percentage of individuals under evidence-based supervision, state funding for evidence-based programs, and victim satisfaction survey results.