MI HB4245

Allows defendants convicted of certain controlled substance violations under the Public Health Code (MCL 333.7401(2)(a)(iv) or 7401(2)(h)(iv)) to be eligible for probation sentences, previously excluded as "major controlled substance offenses."

Permits courts to delay sentencing for up to 1 year to allow defendants to demonstrate eligibility for probation or participation in drug treatment court programs.

Establishes supervision fees of $30 per month (without electronic monitoring) or $60 per month (with electronic monitoring) for delayed sentence orders, capped at 12 months, with waiver available for indigent individuals.

Clarifies that defendants may not be subject to multiple supervision fees simultaneously; if overlapping fees occur, the fee with shorter remaining duration is waived.

Takes effect 90 days after enactment, contingent on Senate Bill or House Bill 4243 being enacted into law.