Act 93 of 2013 Michigan Indigent Defense Commission Act (780.981 - 780.1003)

Act 93 of 2013 Michigan Indigent Defense Commission Act (780.981 - 780.1003)

Section 780.981 Short Title.
Section 780.983 Definitions.
Section 780.983.amended Definitions.
Section 780.985 Michigan Indigent Defense Commission; Establishment; Powers and Duties; Functions; Delivery of Services; Minimum Standards; Final Department Action; Judicial Review; Best Practices; Performance Metrics; Annual Report.
Section 780.987 Midc; Membership; Terms; Appointment by Governor; Qualifications; Staggered Terms; Vacancy; Chairperson; Compensation; Removal; Quorum; Official Action; Confidential Case Information; Exemption From Freedom of Information Act.
Section 780.989 Midc; Authority and Duties; Establishment of Minimum Standards, Rules, and Procedures; Manual.
Section 780.991 Midc; Establishment of Minimum Standards, Rules, and Procedures; Principles; Application For, and Appointment Of, Indigent Criminal Defense Services; Requirements; Partially Indigent; Objective Standards.
Section 780.993 Investigation, Audit, and Review of Indigent Criminal Defense Services; Cooperation and Participation With Midc; Development of Plan and Cost Analysis; Award of Grant; Submission of Plan; Annual Plan; Approval or Disapproval of Plan and Cost Analysis by Midc; Report; Maintenance of Local Share; Necessity for Excess Funding; Appropriation of Additional Funds; Grants to Local Units of Government; Compliance With Minimum Standards; Zero Grant; Funds Received by Midc as State Funds; Financial Protocols; Unexpended Grant Funds; Reimbursement.
Section 780.995 Dispute Between Midc and Indigent Criminal Defense System.
Section 780.997 Duty of Compliance With Approved Plan.
Section 780.999 Annual Report, Budget, and Listing of Expenditures; Availability on Website.
Section 780.1001 Applicability of Freedom of Information Act and Open Meetings Act.
Section 780.1002 Michigan Indigent Defense Fund; Creation; Administration; Purpose.
Section 780.1003 Effect of United States or State Supreme Court Cases; Failure to Comply With Statutory Duties; Grounds for Reversal or Modification of Conviction.

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