online probation orientation 96th district court
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ONLINEPROBATION ORIENTATION
96th DISTRICT COURT
The orientation is to inform you of important information you will need to know while under probation supervision.
You are REQUIRED to view the entire presentation and have your Order of Probation in front of you while viewing the presentation.
ORIENTATION
PROBATION OFFICERS
96th District Court has 3 Probation Officers:
Officer/Program Director Rachael Annala
Officer Kelly Englund
Officer Mariann Annala
Officer Contact Information
96th District Court
234 W. Barage Ave.
Marquette, MI 49855
Main Phone: 906-225-8250
Fax: 906-225-8258
Rachael Annala
906-225-8454
Mariann Annala
906-225-8254
Kelly Englund
906-225-8253
Shauna – 906-225-8252
Elizabeth – 906-225-8251
PROBATION ASSISTANTS
ORDER OF PROBATION
Please confirm that your
information is correct:
• Name and address
• Phone number
• Date of Birth
CASE NUMBER
• Your case number is specific to you. You MUST provide this number with all interactions with the court.
PROBATION OFFICER / OFFENSE / TERM
• Your Probation Officer is listed on your Order of Probation
• The offense(s) that you were sentenced to are listed on Order of Probation
• Your term of Probation is the number of months your are on Probation
NON-PUBLIC CASES
If your case is non-public the judgment of guilt is deferred under:
• MCL 333.7411 – Controlled Substance Act
• MCL 762.11 -Holmes Youthful Trainee Act
• MCL 736.1703(3) -Minor In Possession
• MCL 769.4a – Spouse Abuse Act
The Probation Department/Court cannot release information unless we can
confirm your identity. You will need to appear in person with photo ID to
obtain any information as it relates to your case.
Please note your case will not be accessible on the 96th District Court
website
CONDITIONS OF PROBATION
You must comply with the following conditions:• Not violate any criminal law of any unit of government.
• Not leave the State of Michigan without the consent of this court.
• Make a truthful report to the probation officer monthly, or as often as the probation officer may require, either in person or in writing, as required by the probation officer.
• Notify the probation officer immediately of any change of address or employment status.
• Comply with all other conditions listed on page 2 of your Order of Probation.
VIOLATION OF CRIMINAL LAW OF ANY UNIT OF GOVERNMENT
You must report any contact with law enforcement within 24 hours of the event.
Reporting the contact includes calling or emailing your Probation Officer and providing:
• Date of offense
• Where the offense occurred
• Police Agency and incident report number
• Detailed account of the incident
TRAVEL REQUESTS
What do I have to do to travel out of state? You must always have the permission from your probation officer
prior to traveling out of state.
You must be in compliance with probation in order to get permission to travel out of state.
You must request permission to travel at least one week prior to allow your probation officer time to review your travel request and complete a Request to Leave the State form which will be reviewed by your probation officer for approval.
Travel forms must be in your possession at all times while out of state.
Traveling without permission is considered a violation of probation.
REPORTING
You are required to make a truthful report to your probation officer monthly,
or as often as the probation officer may require, either in person or by phone,
as required by the probation officer.
• In Person Reporting – you are required to report to your probation officer promptly on the date and time scheduled. The probation office is located on the 2nd floor of the court house.
• If you are meeting with a probation officer at the Ishpeming Location this office is located in the Marquette County Service Center Building at 215 W. Hematite Dr. (across from Ishpeming Police Department).
• By Phone Reporting – you are required to call your probation officer directly and promptly on the date and time scheduled.
SUPPORTIVE DOCUMENTATION/VERIFICATION
• You are responsible for providing proof of participation and completion of all court-ordered conditions.
• You will be required to submit said verification along with EACH monthly report via email, mail or faxed to the Probation Department.
• You must sign a release of information with your provider so they can release any HIPPA information.
Examples of supportive documentation
include, but is not limited to:
• Victims impact Panel
• AA/NA/twelve step attendance
• Programming status reports
• Counseling/Therapy status reports
• Community service verification
• Employment verification
• School attendance /grades
FINES & COSTS
In accordance with Michigan Court Rule 1.110, all financial assessments such as the fine, court costs, and statutory assessments, must be paid at the time of sentencing, except when the court allows otherwise for good cause shown.
Refer to item #6 on the front page of your Order of Probation that lists the total fines and costs due to the court. You will also find your payment arrangment/plan listed if fines have not been paid in full.
Please note if fines were paid in full the total balance reflects only what was ordered on the day of sentencing and not your current balance.
PAYMENTS The Court accepts the following forms of payment:
Credit card (Visa, Master Card, Discover)
Check (local)
Money order
Cash
Payments can be made and/or submitted:
Online e.courts.michigan.gov
US Mail
Court Drop Box
In person
YOU MUST KNOW YOUR CASE # TO MAKE PAYMENT
Please note that restitution payments have to be made to the sentencing court directly
Order of Probation – Page 2
Comply with all other conditions
listed on page 2 of your Order of
Probation
Sign and date Order of Probation
and return to Probation
Department within 72 hours of
receipt.
DRUG TESTING
All drug testing will be completed at the following locations.
Unless referred to an alternative agency at the direction of your Probation Officer.
Great Lakes Recovery Center
1009 W. Ridge St.
Marquette, MI 49855
Monday – Friday, Weekends & Holidays 7:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m.
96th District Court in the Ishpeming Service Center
215 W. Hematite Dr.
Ishpeming, MI 49849
Monday – Friday, Weekends & Holidays 7:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
PBT TESTING (Preliminary Breath Test)
PBT’s will be completed at the following locations and times.
Unless referred to an alternative agency at the direction of your Probation Officer.
Great Lakes Recovery Center
1009 W. Ridge St.
Marquette, MI 49855
Weekends & Holidays 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.
Marquette County Court House – 1st Floor (Beginning 2/28/22)
234 W. Baraga Ave.
Marquette, MI 49855
Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m.
96th District Court in the Ishpeming Service Center
215 W. Hematite Dr.
Ishpeming, MI 49849
Monday – Friday, Weekends & Holidays 7:30 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.
DRUG SCREEN AND PBT TESTING COSTS
Urine screen - $10
Oral screen - $30
Lab Testing additional $44
PBT Test - $5
Payment is to be cash and paid up front.
RULES FOR TESTING
• You must have Photo ID to test and your test will be monitored.
• The cost of the drug screen will be added to your court fines and costs.
• Allow yourself at least thirty minutes to complete your test.
• Do not eat, drink or have anything in your mouth for at least 15 minutes prior to testing.
• Do not drink excessive water, tea, or other fluids on the day of your test. Your sample will be tested for dilution and rejected as a tamper if you are abnormally hydrated.
• If you deny use, you may have the sample sent to the lab for an additional expense. The cost is $44 which is to be paid in cash to Great Lakes Recovery Center.
• Do not bring friends, family or any other person to testing.
• NO CHILDREN ARE ALLOWED AT TESTING SITES
POSITIVE DRUG SCREENS
• If you feel you have tested positive and it is a result from a prescription medication, you must provide the valid prescription to probation within 48 hours of the positive screen
• If the prescription is consistent with the positive drug test, no violation will occur; however, if it is not consistent, the prescription is not current or the positive result is not within the therapeutic dosages levels, it would be a violation and you would be subject to possible sanctions and/or violation process.
• For safety and security purposes, please do NOT bring in any prescription bottles with medication(s) to the probation office. You must provide the written prescription as instructed.
• All clients maintain the right to contest a positive result and have it sent out to a certified lab for confirmation for an additional cost
INTOXICATING SUBSTANCES
• While on probation you cannot use/consume any intoxicating substances including but not limited to; alcohol, marijuana, controlled substances, or any substance that alters consciousness or behavior.
• If the Judge of record has granted permission to use medical marijuana you must provide a copy of your valid medical marijuana card, front and back to your probation officer. You cannot use marijuana until this documentation has been received and approved by the Judge.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Community Service must be done at a Non-Profit Agency.
The court does not select the agency for you, or the scheduled date/time. You are responsible for setting up and completing the community service by the ordered due date.
Verification of completion must be provided in writing on the Community Service Restitution form, which includes number of hours completed and the supervisors name and contact number.
You may request a Community Service Work Site list from your probation officer or a copy can also be found on our web page. Any sites not on the list must be approved by your probation officer.
• If your Order of Probation includes a “no contact” and/or “no go to” order you must not have or attempt to have any contact with the person or place listed; directly or indirectly. Any contact is a violation of probation. If that person tries to contact you, do not agree to make contact, tell your probation officer immediately. This also includes contact via social media, telecommunications, 3rd party, and in person contact.
• If your Order of Probation includes “no abusive, assaultive or threatening behavior of any kind” this condition applies to the victim and everyone else.
• If your Order of Probation includes “Do not purchase or possess any weapons, ammunition or firearms” you are responsible for ensuring you are compliant with this order and that all these items have been removed from your residence and/or personal property.
PROTECTIVE CONDITIONS
VIOLATIONS
• Failure to comply with this order may result in a revocation of probation and or incarceration.
• Violations will be addressed on a case by case basis by your Probation Officer.
• Violations could result in a Violation of Probation hearing scheduled before the Judge or may result in an immediate bench warrant. You may also be detained for up to 72 hours without the need of a warrant, if there is reasonable cause to believe you have violated the terms of probation.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
25th CIRCUIT COURT and 96TH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF MARQUETTE
Notice of Potential Eligibility for Early Discharge from Probation
1. You have been placed on probation and you may be eligible for an early discharge from that probation provided that all terms of your probation have been met and you have completed at least ½
of your probation term.
2. Pursuant to MCL 771.2(3), once you have completed at least ½ of your term of probation and all required programming, the probation department may notify the court that you may be eligible for
early discharge from probation. If the probation department does not notify the court of your eligibility, and you have not violated your probation in the past 3 months, you may notify the court of
your eligibility by submitting court form MC 512. This form can be located on courts.michigan.gov or can be obtained from your agent or the Court
3. Early discharge under this statute is not available for the following:
a. 750.81 Domestic Violence – 1st Offense
b. 750.81 Domestic Violence – 2nd Offense
c. 750.81 Domestic Violence – 3rd Offense
d. 750.81a Domestic Violence – Aggravated
e. 750.81a Domestic Violence – Aggravated – 2nd Offense
f. 400.1501 Offense Involving Domestic Violence as Defined by MCL 400.1501
g. 750.84 Assault with Intent to Do Great Bodily Harm Less Than Murder or By Strangulation
h. 750.411h Stalking
i. 750.411h Stalking A Minor
j. 750.411i Stalking A Minor –Aggravated
k. 750.411i Stalking –Aggravated
l. 750.520c CSC 2ndDegree
m. 750.520e CSC 4th Degree
n. 28.722 “Listed Offense,” meaning a tier I, II, or III offense in the Sex Offenders Registration Act
o. 768.36 An offense for which a defense was asserted under MCL 768.36 (guilty but mentally ill)
p. 750.462a-750462hhuman trafficking violation
This statute does not change the court’s discretion to discharge a probationer early.
SUBSTANCE ABUSE AGENCIES
If you have been ordered by the Judge to Complete a Substance Abuse Assessment or are in need of Substance Abuse Services the
following are certified substance abuse agencies is our area.
Catholic Social Services 906-227-9119
Great Lakes Recovery Center 906-228-9696
Northcare Network 906-225-7254
U.P. Behavioral Health Services 906-449-1600
For many of you, your period of probation may be a time of
significant change in your life.
We encourage you to make the most of this opportunity.
(Updated 2/14/22)