Yes! You can use AI to fill out Form MC 200s, Felony Set, Summons

This check validates that the District Case Number and Circuit Case Number fields follow the court's prescribed format, such as YY-#####-FY. It also ensures the same case number is used consistently across all related forms (Complaint, Summons, Bindover) for a given submission. This is critical for linking documents correctly within the case file; failure could lead to misfiled documents or inability to track case progress.

Validates that the Defendant's Date of Birth is a complete and logical date (e.g., MM/DD/YYYY) that occurs in the past. It also checks that the calculated age is reasonable (e.g., between 10 and 120 years) to catch obvious data entry errors. An incorrect DOB can lead to misidentification of the defendant, incorrect application of juvenile vs. adult law, and issues with background checks.

Ensures the 'On or about' date of the offense is a valid date and occurs on or before the date the Complaint or Information form is signed by the complaining witness or prosecutor. This is a fundamental logical check to ensure the charging document is not created before the alleged crime happened. A validation failure indicates a critical error that makes the charging document legally questionable.

This validation verifies that all attorney bar numbers (for the prosecutor, defense counsel, etc.) follow the official State Bar of Michigan format, which is a 'P' followed by a sequence of digits (e.g., P12345). This ensures that the attorney of record is properly identified and is a licensed member of the bar. If the format is incorrect, it could indicate a data entry error or an invalid attorney, preventing proper case processing.

On the Bindover form, this check ensures that either the 'Examination was waived' checkbox is selected or the 'Examination was held' checkbox is selected, but not both. It also requires the corresponding date field ('waivedate' or 'examdate') to be filled for the selected option. This prevents contradictory information about the preliminary examination status, which is a crucial step in the felony court process.

This validation checks the chronological order of key court dates across the forms. It ensures the Summons arraignment date is after the Summons issue date, and the Circuit Court appearance date on the Bindover form is after the preliminary examination or waiver date. This logic is essential for maintaining a coherent and legally sound timeline of events. An illogical date sequence would invalidate the court orders and cause significant procedural delays.