MI HB5447

Establishes a probation supervision credit system allowing probationers to earn time toward completing their probation term through educational and employment achievements

Grants 60 days of credit for obtaining a high school diploma, GED, academic degree, or vocational certificate while on probation

Awards 15 days of credit per month for full-time employment, vocational training, or educational programming

Requires probation officers to calculate earned credits at 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, and completion of the original probation term, and allows recommendation of up to 60 additional days for meritorious conduct or rehabilitation efforts

Excludes certain offenders from earning credits, including those convicted of domestic violence, assault with intent to do great bodily harm, stalking, aggravated stalking, criminal sexual conduct, human trafficking, and sex offenses requiring registration