MI SB0948

Creates the "Probation Swift and Sure Sanctions Act" establishing a voluntary state program to fund probation supervision based on immediate detection of violations and prompt imposition of sanctions.

Establishes the swift and sure probation supervision fund within the state treasury, with the state court administrative office authorized to expend funds and provide grants to circuit courts meeting program objectives.

Requires judges overseeing swift and sure probation to inform probationers of requirements and sanctions, mandate in-person meetings with probation agents, and schedule violation hearings within 72 hours of reported violations.

Authorizes sanctions for violations including temporary incarceration, extended supervision periods, additional reporting requirements, drug and alcohol testing, counseling and treatment, and probation revocation.

Limits eligibility to individuals scoring "high" on a validated risk assessment or those with other scores approved by judge, prosecutor, and defendant; excludes defendants charged with sexual assault, criminal sexual conduct, human trafficking, or major controlled substance offenses.