Delay offender financial sanctions until 180 days after release

Added a 180-day delay period before offenders must pay certain financial sanctions after release from prison or completion of transitional control.

Established mandatory minimum fines for first, second, and third degree felonies involving drugs, firearms, or explosives, ranging from 50% to 100% of the maximum statutory fine.

Created new restitution requirements for human trafficking victims, including costs for housing, counseling, medical and legal assistance, and the greater of gross income or minimum wage value of victim's labor.

Added new mandatory fines for police dog/horse deaths and specific crimes like domestic violence, rape, and sexual battery, with funds directed to specific programs.

Established new funds for law enforcement agencies, address confidentiality programs, and county/municipal sanction cost reimbursements.

Expanded collection procedures to include wage assignment, property attachment, and garnishment for unpaid financial sanctions.

Added specific definitions for sexually oriented offenses and child-victim oriented offenses for enhanced fine requirements.