The bill proposes a gross appropriation of $395,299,200 for the judiciary for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026, with specific allocations for various judicial functions, including the Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, and trial court operations. It designates $384,219,600 from state sources, with $154,638,900 allocated for local units of government. The bill emphasizes transparency and accountability by mandating the judicial branch to report expenditures and maintain a searchable public website. It also encourages purchasing from Michigan businesses, particularly those owned by veterans or union members, and outlines the process for utilizing contingency funds if additional revenues become available.

Furthermore, the bill establishes the Michigan Appellate Assigned Counsel System Attorney Compensation Fund to support indigent defense systems and includes a one-time appropriation for the Michigan Innocence Clinic at the University of Michigan Law School, aimed at enhancing legal advocacy for wrongfully convicted individuals. The fund will be managed by the state treasurer, ensuring that unexpended funds remain available for future use. The bill also includes provisions for problem-solving courts, medication-assisted treatment programs, and mandates reporting on various judicial programs, ensuring compliance with recent legal precedents regarding resentencing minors.