Michigan — Statute

771.14 – Presentence investigation report; contents; information related to victim prohibited from inclusion; information exempted from disclosure; amendment or alteration; review of report; challenge; findings; copies | Michigan Law

Learn about Michigan's presentence investigation report requirements, victim information restrictions, and what the report must include before sentencing.

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771.14 – Presentence investigation report; contents; information related to victim prohibited from inclusion; information exempted from disclosure; amendment or alteration; review of report; challenge; findings; copies

Michigan Code of Criminal Procedure § 771.14

Summary

Michigan law requires probation officers to prepare a presentence investigation report before sentencing, including details about the defendant's background. The law restricts including victims' addresses and contact information unless necessary for safety or crime identification. The report must also contain an evaluation of the defendant's potential for community adjustment.

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In simple terms: Learn about Michigan's presentence investigation report requirements, victim information restrictions, and what the report must include before sentencing.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.