Title: Authorizes Support for Offenders to Access Mental Health and Drug Treatment Courts with Judicial and Prosecutorial Consent
Signed by Governor Gretchen Whitmer
Title: Authorizes Support for Offenders to Access Mental Health and Drug Treatment Courts with Judicial and Prosecutorial Consent
Vote to concur with Senate amendments and pass a bill that authorizes necessary support and treatment by allowing certain offenders to access mental health and drug treatment courts with judicial and prosecutorial consent, with the aim of reducing incarceration rates and increasing rehabilitation in Michigan.
Authorizes necessary support and treatment by allowing certain offenders to access mental health and drug treatment courts with judicial and prosecutorial consent (Sec. 1064).
Establishes the goal of this bill to reduce incarceration rates and increase rehabilitation in Michigan (Sec. 1064).
Specifies that the provisions of this bill shall take effect 90 days after passage and approval by the Governor (Sec. 1066).
Title: Authorizes Support for Offenders to Access Mental Health and Drug Treatment Courts with Judicial and Prosecutorial Consent
Vote to amend and pass a bill that authorizes necessary support and treatment by allowing certain offenders to access mental health and drug treatment courts with judicial and prosecutorial consent, with the aim of reducing incarceration rates and increasing rehabilitation in Michigan.
Authorizes necessary support and treatment by allowing certain offenders to access mental health and drug treatment courts with judicial and prosecutorial consent (Sec. 1064).
Establishes the goal of this bill to reduce incarceration rates and increase rehabilitation in Michigan (Sec. 1064).
Specifies that the provisions of this bill shall take effect 90 days after passage and approval by the Governor (Sec. 1066).
Title: Authorizes Support for Offenders to Access Mental Health and Drug Treatment Courts with Judicial and Prosecutorial Consent
Title: Authorizes Support for Offenders to Access Mental Health and Drug Treatment Courts with Judicial and Prosecutorial Consent