MI SB1051

Requires parole board to issue written notice of parole orders to prosecuting attorneys and law enforcement within 10 days of the parole decision.

Mandates parole conditions be individualized, address the assessed risks and needs of the parolee, be designed to reduce recidivism, and consider victim safety needs and requests for protective conditions.

Establishes that parole revocation interviews must occur within 45 days of the parole board receiving new information, with the parolee receiving a copy or summary of evidence at least 10 days before the interview.

Requires parole orders to include conditions for restitution payments, parole supervision fees, sex offender registration compliance, and other court-ordered financial obligations.

Allows parole board to require electronic monitoring for parolees convicted of certain sexual offenses under sections 520b or 520c of the Michigan penal code, continuing only for the duration of parole.