Trial Court Funding Commission

The Michigan Legislature created the Trial Court Funding Commission (TCFC), through Public Act 65 of 2017, to review Michigan’s trial court funding system and make recommendations. This legislation was enacted in response to People v. Cunningham, a Michigan Supreme Court decision that determined state law does not provide courts with the authority to impose costs upon criminal defendants to fund the day-to-day operation of the courts. Public Act 65 of 2017 is now repealed since the Commission has concluded its work and filed its Final Report on September 6, 2019, in accordance with the Statute.

Meeting date	Agenda	Minutes	Meeting Materials
December 18, 2017	View Agenda	View Minutes	Future Meeting Schedule State Bar of MI presentation PA 65 of 2017 Appointment of Members, Redacted
February 22, 2018	View Agenda	View Minutes	State Court Administrators Office District Court Funding 55^th District Kalamazoo Co Probate Cash Flow Oakland Co 6^th Circuit Cash Flow Commission Rules and Procedures Research Assistance RFP Consultant Contract
April 26, 2018	View Agenda	View Minutes	Court Funding: A National Perspective
June 28, 2018	View Agenda	View Minutes	Arizona Supreme Court Minnesota Judicial Branch
August 23, 2018	View Agenda	View Minutes	Budget National Center for State Courts State Court Administrators Office
October 25, 2018	View Agenda	View Minutes	Distribution Authority
January 17, 2019	View Agenda	View Minutes	Workgroups Responses
February 28, 2019	View Agenda	View Minutes	Budget
March 15, 2019	View Agenda	View Minutes	No Handouts or Presentations
March 28, 2019	View Agenda	View Minutes	Interim Trial Court Funding Commission Report
September 6, 2019 Final Meeting	View Agenda	View Minutes	Budget Final report People v Cameron Public posting

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